If the subject is a kilometer away you obviously can't be at the
position of the subject. But you should still be standing in the same
light as the subject and be facing the camera from the same direction as
the subject. And the meter's dome should still be pointed at the camera
as opposed to into the sky.
Chuck Norcutt
Chris Barker wrote:
> It is easiest to point it at the
> camera, provided the acceptance angle of the dome is suitable, but
> it's important to realise that it's the light source you are
> measuring and how it has illuminated the subject. In my case, it has
> not been possible to point the meter at the camera from the subject
> and I have measured the light source, a sunlit sky.
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