Sorry, I've been offline for a while, only now getting caught up on old
notes.
Whenever I hear about problems related to bright vs. low light exposures,
I'm sure to point out that light entering the eyepiece will significantly
affect exposure readings on the OM-1/1n. If you're not shielding the
eyepiece, the needle may deflect as much as two stops or more, vs. when you
do, especially if you're wearing glasses. Hold your hand up next to your
face to shield the eyepiece and see how much the meter moves.
> I bought OM1n from ebays 2-3 months ago, it works fine in cloudy days
> or dim light, but everytime I shoot in the sunny day, it's always over
> saturated. I'm quite sure that I measure the light correctly,
> sometimes I tried to adjust it to be under saturated, but in the sunny
> day, it's still very over. Here is the picture from the same film:
>
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