In a message dated 7/22/98 12:31:14 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
swright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< Yes, these are excellent examples. I'll be interested in your test results.
If
they work out, does this mean one could take a spot reading on the background
with a 4T, then set the manual shutter speed for 2 stops under, then use the
F280 to properly expose the the foreground? This is the sort of thing I would
like to have, but I thought someone said that the F280 goes to full power
when
used with the 4-T in manual mode? (much like the T-20 does if left in TTL
mode).
Confused...
Shawn Wright >>
Hi Shawn,
You are not "Confused" alone. I am still wrestling with this myself.
Although I think I am starting to get a grasp. But still a long way to
understanding. I is worthwhile to check out Paul F's recommendation @
rit.edu/~andpph/text-streak.html This explains the function of the 280 very
well. What I want to come up with is a simple formula or chart like Paul came
up with that I can use for daylight fill in manual mode.
BW
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