Why use something else when what you have works?
I know the 'pro' thing to do would be to get an incident meter and all that
stuff
but I would prefer to learn how to get the most out of what I have. As I see
it,
my 4Ti is a $1K light meter which happens to hold film and expose it in its
spare
time.
Part of the attraction of 35mm is the convenience factor. If I am going to
start
using an incident meter I might as well switch to medium format while I'm at
it.
Nothing wrong with that mind you, just don't have the money for a Rollei
6006xyz -
hey, hasn't that got multi spot metering - oh well, at least I will know how to
use
it ;-)
Giles
Acer Victoria wrote:
> <snip Giles' post re. spot metering for portraiture>
> Wouldn't it be better to get an incident reading in this case? (no, i've
> never used spot or incident, so don't jump on me). If anyone has an
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