Sanders McNew
Rolleiflex User
kuzano said:It took me a long time to understand compensation until "the light went on". The meters job is to render a neutral (18%) grey. So when it sees snow, it stops the shutter or f-stop down to turn the white neutral (grey dingy snow). You must open up to render white snow.
Which is why I always meter off of the
palm of my hand in the ambient light --
it gives a constant from which to set my
shutter and aperture. Sanders
MCTuomey
Veteran
david, that's a beautiful cityscape. and i agree about Portra 160NC. in winter's usual diffused light it's nicely muted and even just suggestive, depending on the exposure.
robert blu
quiet photographer
great picture Sanders, both as composition content of the image and as technicals process, exposure etc.
wellseen and well done,
robert
wellseen and well done,
robert
JohanV
another GAS victim
Sanders McNew said:Which is why I always meter off of the
palm of my hand in the ambient light --
it gives a constant from which to set my
shutter and aperture. Sanders
As long as you don't get your hands dirty
David Goldfarb
Well-known
JohanV said:As long as you don't get your hands dirty![]()
There's a lawyer joke in there somewhere, but I'm too tired to think of it right now.
Sanders McNew
Rolleiflex User
David Goldfarb said:There's a lawyer joke in there somewhere, but I'm too tired to think of it right now.
Hey! I'm a lawyer only so I can buy
film and fixer and Leica accessories.
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