Re: Is this true? (hi dani)

["phillip geller" <filje@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Thanks,
> Brian
>
> Here's the quote:
>
> "GPD photo sensors
>
>      The FM's metering system uses two GPD's, which
>      are virtually insensitive to INFRARED RAYS and whose
>      spectral sensitivity closely parallels that of the human
>      eye, as its light sensors. The use of these elements
>      enable the FM's meter to respond instantly to
>      changing light levels of from EV 1 to EV 18. Thus,
>      the photographer can shift from bright to dim-light
>      shooting, or anywhere in between, then back again
>      and be sure of consistent exposures throughout."
> *
it shouldn't make any difference shooting outdoors because ir is pretty much
proportional to
visible light except at sunrise and sunset. If you plan to use it with
tungsten lighting, you may
want to do extra testing.

Phil



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