Dave, thanks for the praise, I can't say the portraits were accurate exposed
but my OM4 will not give too much error under the shooting environment and
lighting and they are negatives so gave enough latitude for me :-) The
earlier works were scanned by LS-2000 and the later one were done by
LS-4000, both have shallow DOF so the film must be flat to give edge to edge
sharpness.
Talking about your web site, have you found a new "model" yet? ;-)
If one would like to master the exposure technique he must start with the
most simple one, that is average or center weighted average metering then he
may try an external meter and finally the spot and multispot technique. The
matrix metering will just confuse everything, it won't help.
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "David" <div2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> I told you it before Albert. They are impressive, but have a look to the
> whole work! Perfect exposure, colour very accurate (skin tones are
> superb). He must process the film himself, it´s very flat (sharp corner to
> corner)
> I can remember that he uses one Nikon LS-2000 and depth of field of this
> scanner is very small. Lovely work! I am also redesigning my old web site
> dedicated to OM4T. Now it´ll be created fully with flash and I won´t
> use PhotoCD images. All of them will be scanned with my Nikon LS-4000 ED
> and I´m still working very hard creating ICCs for it using Astia, Sensia,
> Provia and Ektachrome with ProfileMaker from Gretagmacbeth. I would like
> to show what OM system can do. I highly recomend no to buy Maxxum
> Albert, the OM4T is something very, very special. It will broaden your
> photographic sense!
>
> Dave
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