I'm more than a 'bit' surprised - mainly because I hadn't checked such a
thing since I have my 4Ti a few months ago.
I regularly check it, you may well remember the red 'diodes' test I did
when I was 20 :-)
I would do it right now, but it's loaded with Provia. The plain 4 is not
loaded, it's uncocked, but has no batteries - anyway, you remember how
yours behaved.
Only thing I can quickly do is go and read what the 'official' manual says.
Never cross-checked it to the one you can download, but for some reason
I think they're not the same edition.
My dog must be freezing at the front-yard, now I have two good reasons
to go downstairs :-)
Fernando.
Carlos J. Santisteban wrote:
> , but I'm a bit surprised to find that, set at ISO
> 3200/36º and lens cap on (and viewfinder covered, just in case), OTF
> exposure time is less than a second... it does however increase at lower
> film speed settings, and well within the specified minute @ ISO 100/21º.
>
> Is this the expected behaviour? IIRC, my old 4 had a non-linear behaviour:
> if exposure was going over a few seconds (can't recall the film speed) it
> went all the way to about 2 min.
>
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