-----Original Message-----
>From: John Hermanson
>Subject: Re: [OM] I might jump off the OM ship..
>
>The meter can only do so much for you. You have to decide
>what to point it at. If there's a lot of sky in your picture,
>you'd have to tilt the camera down, meter off the rest of the
>scene, then recompose and shoot. Not doing so may result in
>dark slides or thin negatives due to underexposure (caused by
>the bright sky). A 4Ti meter can be very advanced, but if you
>don't meter your subject correctly, you'll be back in the same boat.
>
John is as usual right on. I've got LOTS of proof at home of his last
assertion. I keep forgetting to use the pivotal tool in my photography...
My stinking brain...
8^(
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