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In Reply to: - - If The Meter Calibration Internal Control is Off-Kilter... posted by john c. on March 8, 2002 at 13:35:09:
After shooting a roll, I found it to be underexposed. I compared the internal light meter to my hand held exposure meters (2) and determined that it read 2 stops differently. I set the camera for ASA 25 instead of 100 and it shoots normally, which corresponds to 2 stops.I planned to adjust the camera meter to agree with the other 2 since I felt the test was validated by the ASA speed change.
Tim
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