That's helpful. I see you're local, where did you have it installed?
Also, can battery be the culprit of this incorrect measurement? I'm trying to understand if I should try and find a battery or send the camera back as defective.
Yes, wrong battery voltage can be the source of error. And, if the Pen FT is like the meter circuit of the OM-1, the amount of meter error can VARY, depending upon the brightness of the light being measured! I confirmed this to be true about 25 years ago, when I still had a working PX-625 mercury battery and compared result to alkaline PX-625A in my OM-1n.
The Wein cells output the proper 1.35V, same as mercury oxide. Unlike mercury cell, the Wein will continuously deplete ittself even with a camera switch off...the chemical reaction continues nevertheless, once the seal is removed.
The alternative is to get a MR-9 adapter
to change voltage from silver oxide cell.
But beware that in recent years, adapters claiming to be MR-9 are sold, and these are merely physical
size adapters that use AIR CELLS just like the larger diameter Wein! These are NOT true voltage chainging adapters!
This is one of the impostors
https://www.amazon.com/Acxico-Batte...?dchild=1&keywords=MR-9&qid=1620427815&sr=8-3
its description says
"The adapter fits for LR44,hm-4n or a 1.4v Zinc air battery, which are very common in supermarkets or convenience stores."
You can clearly see the HOLE in the top to let the air in!
This is an example of the original MR-9 function https://
www.ebay.com/itm/323976304794?epid=8007658362&hash=item4b6e7e189a:g:TCkAAOSw1T1d5Q~A
Its description says
"This adapter converts "SR43" Silver oxide battery to "MR-9" Mercury battery appearance.
This converts the voltage of "SR43" battery 1.55V to about 1.35V.
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