Had you attended your physics course, you would never make statements like "Any meter not faulty give 100% correct readout".

cheers,
caveman

Pål Jensen wrote:
Caveman wrote:

Pål Jensen wrote:


I get 100% correct readout on every meter I own.


ROFL. This is quite a bold statement. Can you support it with some facts, like the method you used to check your meters, and the results that you got by following that method ?


REPLY:


Perhaps stating obvious is a bold statement in your universe. Perhaps mine was an unecessary statement, but bold? Any meter not faulty give 100% correct readout. As long as the meter is consistent, which it should be unless it is faulty, it always give 100% readout for whetever it is calibrated for. It doesn't really matter how it is calibrated either as long as the photographer knows it.

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