Chris Barker wrote:
>Mais non m'seiu. It is just a ring, albeit well made, which fits into
>the camera. The zuiko then fits neatly into the adaptor. There are no
>connections other than that, so you have to use stopped-down metering
>and aperture-priority or manual exposure control. I expect that ESP
>metering still works though ...
>
Metering works pretty well, but not perfectly. C.H. has posted on his
experience with the E-1.
When I tested the 300D with Zuiko lens, I found a tendency to overexpose
at the widest apertures, then settle down to accurate exposures, with
the effect much stronger in Auto than Manual exposure mode
<http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/300Dexp.jpg>. As I recall, C.H. had
the opposite experience with OM lenses on the E-1, with a tendency to
underexpose at wide apertures. For many applications where I would be
using an OM lens on a DSLR, it doesn't matter much, as one may just
shoot, look at the results, correct, and shoot again.*
Moose
Is there a book in this? "Shoot Look Correct and Shoot"
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