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Comment by Pete Bargh posted on MZ-S users wanted - Add your views to ePHOTOzine camera tests at 21/11/2001 - 15:52
Hi Matt
You're right to assume the metering will be affected. Meters sees things differently to the human eye, consequently where the screen makes a visible improvement of between 2 and 4 stops the meter will only see up to one f stop difference. In some cases no change will occur. A simple comparison reading (using a neutral toned subject, such as a wall) with the original screen in place and then the Intenscreen will give you an indication of the necessary adjustment. You can then set this permanently on either the camera's compensation dial or film speed dial.
Hope that helps
Kind regards
Pete
You're right to assume the metering will be affected. Meters sees things differently to the human eye, consequently where the screen makes a visible improvement of between 2 and 4 stops the meter will only see up to one f stop difference. In some cases no change will occur. A simple comparison reading (using a neutral toned subject, such as a wall) with the original screen in place and then the Intenscreen will give you an indication of the necessary adjustment. You can then set this permanently on either the camera's compensation dial or film speed dial.
Hope that helps
Kind regards
Pete
Comment by Pete Bargh posted on Beattie Intenscreen at 02/07/2002 - 13:09
The ones on Pentax.com are PDF files. We can supply the original instruction books or reprints too. We charge £5.50 including postage and offer the service for Pentax User members.
Comment by Pete Bargh posted on Pentax SuperA Manual Required - Pentax Super A at 23/07/2002 - 14:47


(Edited by PeterB at 3:55 pm on Nov. 21, 2001)