Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 8:07 pm Post subject: |
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Mandibela wrote:
One plus more: you can use the camera's built-in light metering correctly, you'll get correct exposure with most manual lenses.
This forum has many posts like yours, read some more of the threads.
Here is one programming guide: http://manualzz.com/doc/6557453/emf-chip-user-manual-preparation--1-turn-camera-on-and (easy to google these...)
The programming is really straightforward and easy.
To use the lens with a correctly programmed chipped adapter has many advantages, but it does mayyyybe makes the photo-taking process a little slower than with a non-programmed adapter or adapter without a chip, as you would need to measure light with aperture open and then manually lock the exposure, close the aperture and after that take the shot.
I won't help with the other questions _________________ Think.
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