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Hey, Any KL based (street) photographers doing a photo walk in KL this Saturday? Having some free time after a meeting and would like to explore KL a bit more. -- nick

I suspect the light meter is off. Will get it looked at and in the meantime I will use my hand held light meter.

I also saw this today when I dropped off film. To which lab would you mail E-6 film if you had no lab around?

Hey, Need to ask more on the function of the Mamiya 6 light meter. When I turn on the camera, no film loaded, and even go manual shutter speed, the internal light meter *always* suggests me shutter 125. Bright, dark ... always 125. The only way to change that info is to change the aperture or...

But didn't Isle Café at Peninsula Plaza close down? And what other interests than Leica or range finders can there be? :-P

Hey, Posted this in the wrong forum initially and moderator didn't respond to move request, thus I am opening a new thread in the correct forum now. I recall running into Leica users at Isle café at Peninsula Plaza. Are you guys still meeting regularly and if yes, where? -- nick

Yeah, I am starting to think it's a translation issue. Luckily, most of the pics turned out fine, only the indoor ones are underexposed. Thanks for your guys' patience in explaining the AE Lock mechanism.

Thanks guys. It's not that I don't believe you, but the explanation from the manual is very ambiguous. How you explain makes sense though. The Mamiya light meter is just too advanced for me. So far I have used external light meters. ;-)

Thanks for the reply. Maybe I am interpreting the AEL mechanism wrongly, but the Mamiya manual doesn't state it locks the shutter speed. From the Mamiya Manual: AE (automatic exposure): Based on the aperture setting, the camera automatically selects the shutter speed. AEL (AE lock): The camera...