MaximS
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I've recently (this morning) bought a Nikon FE2 and took a few pictures earlier, using the sunny 16 rule. I was sitting here wondering about how equivalent exposure works but it seems I can't find any really helpful articles.
Since we're shooting with a constant ISO to get equivalent exposure wouldn't I just need to double the shutter speed every time I go a stop down? For example, if it was a sunny day and I was shooting at f/16 at 1/500 on a 400 iso film wouldn't I just go up to 1/1000 if I dropped down to f/11? Or is it more complex than that?
If anyone has a link to any threads or articles or can just provide a simple explanation that would be very helpful. Thank you.
EDIT: My bad, I just saw the equivalent exposure guide, you can remove this thread sorry.
Since we're shooting with a constant ISO to get equivalent exposure wouldn't I just need to double the shutter speed every time I go a stop down? For example, if it was a sunny day and I was shooting at f/16 at 1/500 on a 400 iso film wouldn't I just go up to 1/1000 if I dropped down to f/11? Or is it more complex than that?
If anyone has a link to any threads or articles or can just provide a simple explanation that would be very helpful. Thank you.
EDIT: My bad, I just saw the equivalent exposure guide, you can remove this thread sorry.
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