> but does anyone know if an SF-10 or ZX-7 exposure
> > meter will get compromised by the (far less expensive and already in my
> bag)
> > linears. ?
>
> Alright,
>
> It seems that no one has given you a straight up answer so here it is:
>
Many Thanx to Scott for a realistic explanation to my question. Your
answer makes the PopPhoto article more understandable.
In defensive response to the mean-spirited "contributors" :
To Len : Yes I am willing to risk a few exposures without the
concensus of the group. I am simply unable to compare
exposure results of my polarizer to equipment I dont have.
Subtle exposure differences could go unnoticed without
comparison so I seek experienced advice.
To Jerry in Houston: my "bloody" ZX-7 and SF-10 manuals make
no mention of reduction of exposure meter effectiveness
with use of linear polarizers. Guess what ? Your PZ-20
and PZ-70 manuals dont either. If you are refering to
your pages 45 + 47 , these deal with difficulties in
AUTOFOCUS effectiveness. If you are confused, please
refer to my original question.
Again many thanx to Scott for the profession courtesy of a
solid answer.
Bob G.
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