A quick Question about Ai AIS NikkorsModerators: Greg B, Nnnnsic, Geoff, Glen, gstark, Moderators 
		
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A quick Question about Ai AIS NikkorsIf I use a Nikkor Ai or AIS on a D100 (or D70 i guess it is the same) does the exposure meter work?
 
                  
            I know I will use full manual settings but does the light exposure meter work telling I am over or under exposed? Or do I get NOTHING? Thanks I'm back 
		D3s D700 D200, SB-900, SB-800 x2, SB-600 x4 
 IIRC, AI-S lenses with chip will still retain metering. Glen with the 45/P might confirm. Older MF lenses pre-dating electronics will leave you with nothing on the D70; but on higher end bodies like the D2 series you'll still have metering and rudimentry Aperture Priority mode if you enter in the max aperture of the lens. 
                  
            
		
 Anything with a chip will retain metering eg any P lens or one modified with a chip. On a D70 body, no chip means no nothing. On a D2X they will meter and anything can be made to meter by inputting the lens data. The D100 is somewhere in between and unfortunately I have no experience with it. You are welcome to swing past my place to try one of my manual lenses to see the result. 
 
                  
            
		As an aside if you have a favourite manual lens you can usually have the chip placed in it at a cost. 
 
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