Ysarex
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All modern digital cameras have a light metering system. They read reflected light from the subject. If you use your camera in any of the auto or semi-auto modes (Program (P), Shutter Priority (Tv/S) or Aperture Priority (Av/A) then you use the meter -- answer yes.
If you use the camera only in Manual (M) you may still use the meter to assist in setting an exposure -- answer yes.
I'm looking for a "no" answer from the Manual only users who ignore the meter and couldn't care less if it was there. You use the camera like it was a 1960s Hasselblad and determine exposure entirely by means external to your camera -- answer no.
Thanks,
Joe
If you use the camera only in Manual (M) you may still use the meter to assist in setting an exposure -- answer yes.
I'm looking for a "no" answer from the Manual only users who ignore the meter and couldn't care less if it was there. You use the camera like it was a 1960s Hasselblad and determine exposure entirely by means external to your camera -- answer no.
Thanks,
Joe