Operational aspects of D800+Samyang 14mm/2.8 (chipped)

A Owens wrote:

Have you guys read the questions? Lets go through them again slowly:

• Will the D800 be able to measure exposure in matrix and CW modes? Yes, I think we all get that.
• Will the D800 (in matrix and S mode) automatically adjust the lens aperture? No, aperture must be set on the lens. There is NO connection between the camera and the aperture of this lens. None, Zip, Nada.
• In A mode, can I adjust the aperture from the camera? Again NO. Slowly one more time. Aperture must be set on the lens. There is NO connection between the camera and the aperture of this lens. None, Zip, Nada.
• Will the correct aperture, lens model, and focusing distance appear in the EXIF data? NO. And I have looked at the link the OP sent regarding the chip on the lens and I do not believe this will give Exif data to the camera but stand to be corrected by someone who has actually used the lens and knows what they are talking about. You will still get non-lens exif such as ISO, shutter speed etc.
• Will the D800 (in matrix exposure mode) correctly control a TTL/BL flash (e.g., SB800)? I believe so but if someone has used this flash with this lens on a D800 lets hear from them if they disagree.
• Am I correct assuming that since this is a "chipped" version, there is no need to enter focal distance and minimum aperture (as a regular non-cpu lens)? I assume the OP is asking whether the camera needs this to make a correct exposure with 3d metering etc. NO, there is no need to enter this information. However it has nothing to do with the chip or lack thereof. The camera will meter the scene based on the amount of light coming through the lens which in turn is determing by the aperture SET ON THE LENS. Subject distance will not be factored into the exposure calculation.
• Any additional operational aspects (Besides the obvious lack of AF capability)? I have already stated how I use the lens on my D800e.

Now which particular response do you feel is wrong?