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jake337

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Good exposure without metering :) 1&2 are really good to me..
 
Good exposure without metering :) 1&2 are really good to me..

Thanks! I've been having a lot of fun with this 180mm f2.8 ais
 
Loved the 2nd shot. Especially the dark areas below his shoulder and the highlights that hit the air... looks great...
 
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So, are you just guessing on the settings...?
 
I dont understand the whole "Without metering" idea? Are you just not looking at the light meter or are you using a camera with no light meter..
Or are you just on Auto?
Oh well, metering or not, I'm a fan of the first two. That's a pretty photogenic kid..
 
Maybe practicing your sunny 16? I guess sometimes with my Leica IIIf that I bought recently, but then, it's from 1952 and doesn't have a meter.. I do however take a reading with an external meter usually.
 
So, are you just guessing on the settings...?
For the first exposure taken in a given setting. I'm working on it not being a guess though. Noticed I've been getting closer on the first guess more often.
 
I dont understand the whole "Without metering" idea? Are you just not looking at the light meter or are you using a camera with no light meter..Or are you just on Auto? Oh well, metering or not, I'm a fan of the first two. That's a pretty photogenic kid..
Thanks.
D90 and a 180mm f2.8 ais so no metering with this lens.
 
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Maybe practicing your sunny 16? I guess sometimes with my Leica IIIf that I bought recently, but then, it's from 1952 and doesn't have a meter.. I do however take a reading with an external meter usually.
Not really sunny 16 but more practicing getting the shutterspeed I need, at a given aperture, in any given light, without too much thought process.If it was film I would have had a meter or a camera that can meter.
 
Well if you're just shooting digital, you could just chimp the shots until the histogram looks right
 

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