Re: JUPITER lense

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>
> > i can only use the AV feature in my camera, and at this setting it
>measures
> > assuming an f/3.5 aperture (according to manual). that is a happy
> > coincidence since your lense is f/3.5 too...so at this aperture
>measurement
> > should be ok. still the 1 stop overexposure is needed, si i wonder if
>indeed
> > the aperture stucks?
>
>I don't recall that happening, maybe something happened to it in the post?

who knows, but it's concistent, and seems to be the case with the jupiter 
too...

>
> > no matter what the reason i planned a test of both the makinon and the
> > jupiter lense, and maybe i'll go to the service lab and have the lenses
> > checked with the proper machine...see what comes out...
> > thanx and cheers, kostas
>
>I hope it all works out and whatever the results, once you  _know_  your
>equipment you can overcome it's failings and use it for what it's best at -
>that's what all the old masters we admire so much used to do!
>
yep...i exploit the makinon to its full potential.in fact my last gallery 
submissions (old taunus, traffic light button)were all makinon 
work....thanks again, kostas




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