Re: ASA/ISO use

[rrosener@xxxxxxxxxx (Russ Rosener)]

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>[A] Konica 160 ASA & Kodak 800 ASA for:
>-Canon AE-1/A-1
>-Minolta X 300/500/700
>-Olympus OM
>-Nikon F-301/FA/F3
>-Pentax Super A/LX
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>[B] Konica 250 ASA & Kodak 1250 ASA for:
>-Canon T80
>-Olympus OM-30
>-Pentax ME Super F
>-Nikon F3 AF
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>[C] Konica 400 ASA & Kocak 2000 ASA for:
>-Canon EOS
>-Minolta Dynax/AF
>-Nikon F801/F50/F70/F90/F4 (the latter with evaluative & matrix
>-metering)
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>The general rule is: the younger the camera, the less sensitive to
>IR.
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>As for external meters, they are much better in this through-the-lens
>reading stuff....my Gossen Sixtomat Digital shows rather accurate
>readings, it doesn't 'black out' like internal meters do.

>Bye,
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Is it it possible to give the equivilent U.S. names of some of the cameras
you mentioned? Specifically Nikon seems to have different designations for
Europe than the U.S.
I am assuming that the meter you mention, Gossen "Sixtomat Digital" is
called the "Luna Pro Digital" across the pond here. I have a Nikon "2020"
which was the first autofocus camera Nikon built in 1986 or so. Is that the
F301 in Europe?

Thanks in advance.


Russell J. Rosener
rrosener@xxxxxxxxxx


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