Chris wrote:
>> it certainly can't get close to the accuracy of incident
>> metering with a light meter.
>
> Oh, I think it can Simon.
It can't. It's not that it's not good; it's not that it's not useful. In
fact, it's superb. But it's just not measuring incident light.
> Have you used an OM4 and its multi-spot system?
No. Not the 4 specifically. But I have a 2SP, 4T, and 3Ti!
> I have used an incident meter only occasionally because my
spot-metering
> has always been, erm... spot-on ;-)
But there are still times when, for accuracy, you simply *have* to take
incident readings. Not often, I agree, but nevertheless it does happen.
No spot metering system can ever replace incident readings. They just
don't (nor can they ever) measure the same thing.
Regards,
Simon
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