Howdy everyone,

I have recently become fascinated with rangefinder photography because of the focusing
style, the result of bad eyes.  In this discovery process I also found that many older
Japanese cameras have lenses that are hyper sharp (to the epitomy of it), including Yashicas
and Konicas (88 LPM?? WOW!).  So I bought a few good deals on the *bay, including a
great condition Lynx 14 which I mostly want to use, though it is a huge and heavy machine.
I know I need to work out a way to get it powered accurately for the meter but the main
curiosity is using a polariser.

I figured, since the meter cell is not behind the filter ring on the front of the lens (which it
should be), there must be a way of understanding the variable filter factors as the polariser
turns, and according to where the thread stops when screwing the filter into the front lens
thread, so there should be markings on the the non-moving rear part of the filter, using
silver metalic marking pen or different marking on both rings using different colors,
matching color-to-color lines.

Or some idea like this, does anyone have the right idea on how this should be done?  Or is
there a good article out on the 'net?

TIA,