For print film I think just add 2 stops to an average meter reading will
work, the wide latitude will cover all possible errors. Make sure the lab
don't get it wrong though, they usually over expose your print for that kind
of shoots.
C.H.Ling
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>
> ISO100 Print film.. I guess this will be the test.. I started out with
> the average of the two readings, and went 2 stops either side. So I'll
> find out which one(s) I like better.. With print film's generous
> latitude, I might not be able to tell 1 stop difference.. I figure,
> it's just film and money; I might never get to see such a beautiful
> sunrise (at least not from the same place) again!
>
> Albert.
>
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