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Unless the two lenses are almost identical (focal length and max aperture), the aperture scale will not be correct.I'm just going to swap the shutter with one of the lenses I use less frequently and send it in for service.
I had no idea, thanks. I thought the shutters were the same, and the lens manufactures just added shims during calibration.Unless the two lenses are almost identical (focal length and max aperture), the aperture scale will not be correct.
- Leigh
I had no idea, thanks. I thought the shutters were the same, and the lens manufactures just added shims during calibration.