Bill,
With the Autometer IIIF, I can set the shutter speed from 50 minutes to
1/2000 second for ambient readings. It has 2 flash synch shutter speeds,
1/60 and 1/250 (I earlier reported 60 and 125, sorry). ASA from 12 to 6400,
apertures of .1 to 64 in .1 increments and EV of -5.4 to +28.5 in .1
increments.
It also will accept a number of adapters for the recepter, including 10 and
40 degree viewfinders for reflected readings, and a flat diffuser and spot
mask that allow darkroom enlarger readings. Also a remote sensor that can be
used to take readings through the camera viewfinder... I don't have any of
these toys.
It does not support a cord to fire the flash remotely. You set it to wait
for a flash, go trigger the flash and then read the display.
I has a memory to average readings together, show the two readings and the
average.
Aside from the flash cord, what more is there? I really don't know, so it's
an honest question.
Mickey
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Pearce" <bspearce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2002 5:34 PM
Subject: [OM] more on meters
> I believe the major difference between the Autometer models and the
> Flashmeter models is the ability with the latter to use a cord. Also, the
> autometers read only for just a few suhtter speeds, while the flashmeters
> read for any shutter speed, just as with ambient.
>
> Bill Pearce
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