No special adjustment is needed, just take care of underexposure due
to the very wide angle of coverage, when a bright sky is included in
the scene you need some compensation.
You case is very special, please check the stop down mechanism, does
the lens stop down all the way to smallest aperture when you just set
at F5.6? I have no problem with my Zuiko 16/3.5.
C.H.Ling
tmlee wrote:
>
> Dear all......
> Bought a 16/3.5 FE many moons ago........ don't have any instructions.......
>
> Does the use of this lens require some adjustment to the exposure ?
>
> I was playing with it and discovered that it exposed at 1/8 sec when the
> meter read 1/125 or 1/500......
>
> I swapped lenses to 35/2.8SHFT and played the same way..... did not yield
> the same traits......
>
> I thot maybe its the TTL working..... (no film in camera)
>
> But was puzzled since it didn't occur for the other lens.....
>
> Can anyone shed some lite ?
>
> Peace
> TMLee
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