Rob Katz
July 23rd, 2013, 02:58 PM
i'm shooting with my eos-m and a pk/pentax dumb adapter mounted to a pentax 50mm/f2 lens. (no auto exposure/no autofocus/yes exposure)
i am in m/manual mode.
i am shooting at 1/50th. the f/stop is not registered (it's a dumb adapter!) but i'm open at f2.8
the lcd is VERY dark. i can barely see the object i'm shooting in the lcd.
i meter using the exposure compensation scale.
i shoot the shot and the exposure is perfect.
i take the same shot with the 18-55mm kits lens.
i am in p mode.
i meter using the exposure compensation scale.
i am at nearly the same exposure as my first shot.(f2.8 vs f3.5/iso 200 vs 100)
the lcd is a perfect rendering of the shot-nice and bright.
i shoot the shot and the exposure is perfect.
i put the eos-m in green A mode with the same kit lens.
the lcd is bright.
metering is automatic and is the same as the p mode.
i shoot the shot and the exposure is perfect.
three shots. very near same exposure on each.
but the one with the pk dumb adapter has a VERY dark lcd.
what gives?
i apologize in advance if this is a newbie-type question.
any and all thoughts are appreciated.
be well.
rob
smalltalk productions
nyc
i am in m/manual mode.
i am shooting at 1/50th. the f/stop is not registered (it's a dumb adapter!) but i'm open at f2.8
the lcd is VERY dark. i can barely see the object i'm shooting in the lcd.
i meter using the exposure compensation scale.
i shoot the shot and the exposure is perfect.
i take the same shot with the 18-55mm kits lens.
i am in p mode.
i meter using the exposure compensation scale.
i am at nearly the same exposure as my first shot.(f2.8 vs f3.5/iso 200 vs 100)
the lcd is a perfect rendering of the shot-nice and bright.
i shoot the shot and the exposure is perfect.
i put the eos-m in green A mode with the same kit lens.
the lcd is bright.
metering is automatic and is the same as the p mode.
i shoot the shot and the exposure is perfect.
three shots. very near same exposure on each.
but the one with the pk dumb adapter has a VERY dark lcd.
what gives?
i apologize in advance if this is a newbie-type question.
any and all thoughts are appreciated.
be well.
rob
smalltalk productions
nyc