I don't understand how the Kodak sensors don't lend themselves to
"Expose to the Right". There's no metering involved other than running
the histogram to or near the right hand edge of the graph. Are you
saying that those Kodak sensors can't handle a brightness level near
maximum? Or that your histogram lies, or... what is it?
I find the statement suspect.
Chuck Norcutt
On 9/6/2011 4:22 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
>
> The E-500, as with the E-300 and E-1, have Kodak sensors which don't
> lend themselves as well to "Expose to the Right" and the image files
> will usually be more satisfactory if you expose as close to final as
> possible. In fact, with my E-1, I usually get my best files if I have
> to pull the exposure up about 1/3 of a stop during RAW conversion. So,
> this means that a good ambient meter will work well with these
> cameras.
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