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Michael Gordon wrote:
With the new adapter all the wider aperture settings are used to assign focal lengths unlike the old version. If one uses exp compensation to get proper aperture exif, is there any consequence of using an assigned aperture? For example if one wishes to take a shot at F4 and use -2 exp comp does the FL get reassigned to 21mm? Perhaps that is for the next shot?
Hi Michael,
This was added to the LM-EA9's FAQ:
Is there a way that I can have the actual aperture recorded in the EXIF?
Both versions of the Techart Pro adapters require the camera aperture to be set to f/2 before taking a picture to allow proper exposure. With the previous model (LM-EA7), it was possible to write the lens working aperture to the EXIF with the help of exposure compensation, The procedure was to set the aperture on the camera the same as on the lens, then compensate exposure accordingly by using the exposure compensation dial or menu. For example: If the lens’ working aperture is f/2.8, set the camera aperture to f/2.8 (instead of f/2) while correcting the exposure by using exposure compensation " -1EV". If the lens is at f/4, set exposure compensation to "-2EV" and so on…
Unfortunately this is no longer feasible with the LM-EA9 because it requires wider apertures like f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, etc...to assign focal lengths and therefore this conflicts with the aperture EXIF recording method of the past.
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