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I can adjust the aperture and the ISO with the wheel, but i'm having trouble with the SS. I'm gonna go grab my manual.Again, I'm not sure how a Nikon works, but with most cameras the jog wheel can adjust both the aperture AND the shutter speed. There's probably a button or procedure for switching your jog wheel to "shutter speed" adjustment. Your meter should zero with shutter speed adjustment. Check your ISO also.
That's the smartest comment yet.I'm gonna go grab my manual.
i have the entire book in PDF format if anyone would like... although i guess that's illegal? =\
Alan, this thread has inspired me to try & find my old Lunasix (sp) light meter & do some experimenting. Gawd, it must be twenty years since I used it last.
Sounds great! Are you doing that because your current camera does not have a meter or are you doing it just for fun?
Your Aperture is your front wheel and, the Shutter speed is the rear wheel. You adjust the 2 till you get the desired Exposure. Also you may need to tweak your ISO too, it maybe too slow.Ok thanks for the feedback. The jog wheel next to the shutter buttom adjusted the aperture. I couldn't get the meter down to zero. I scrolled through f-stops 4.2 through 29 and the meter is still lit up on the ride side, heading towards the negative symbol. I guess I just have to give in and sacrifice hours to read the manual.