At 12:15 PM 9/2/2003, Walt wrote:
>Sounds like way more trouble than the results are worth -- in
>other words, a solution only a gear geek could appreciate or
>bother with.
Walt, you got that right. Mostly I just use the 4t meter. Besides, if
you take photos in bad light, you get photos with bad light. I'll
shut up for a while. Speaking of spot metering. I used spot meter
on this shot. The light was changing fast, no time to waste.
http://www.zuik.net/om/rvp_8_18_03_7rd.jpg
Albert, forget what I said about the C-5050 as fancy light meter. With
this scene the histogram is all over the map. You have to know what the
film will do with the scene and set the exposure where you want it. I'm
having a tough time getting the scan to look exactly like the slide
though. OK I'll be quiet now.
Wayne
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