"Full aperture metering" simply means that the camera meters as it should, producing a correct exposure or reading without having to stop down. All current major SLRs work this way, including Canon. There are only a handful of K mount bodies (ie. ZX30, ZX60) that don't support all K mount lenses to the full extent of capabilities shared by both the camera and lens.
>>> But is that any worse that a particular Pentax body that claims to be compatible with K mount lenses but only at "full aperture metering" or whatever it's called?<<< This is one of the most ridiculous, ill-informed statements I've ever seen on this list. Chris L.
