Foxy;
The 2SP and 2000 have spot meter in manual only. It is true it's "real-time",
ie you can point central spot at different values in scene and watch speed
change (in 2S). But the 4T does this as well - and in auto or manual. Plus,
with 4T you can save one reading, then take another, and another, and another
etc. It's FAR better than the 2SP.
Terry and Tracey wrote:
> This is the advantage of the 2SP and the 2000 (and hopefully the OM-5 - see
> my previous post!)
>
> Foxy
>
> >Spot meter readings are stored in memory and are not "real time" is in
> >an otf exposure.
> >
> >John
> >http://www.zuiko.com
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