One other thing. I find my success rate, as perceived by me, goes up when I
use a tripod (which I'm sure you do with the larger formats). By being that
deliberate I really think alot more about what I'm doing. It enables me to
concentrate more on composition when I needn't worry about camera shake and
opens a wider door to composition, in terms of 1) greater DOF due to smaller
apertures and 2) longer shutter speeds.
You decompose when shooting pictures too? :-)
Tom C.
Bill wrote:
>With the 6x7, I tend to look before I shoot, and with the 4x5, I
>really do take my time. Interestingly enough, I really don't
>think my success ratio goes up in relationship to the time I
>spend composing, recomposing, decomposing, metering, remetering,
>guessing at the exposure and all the other stuff I do with the
>4x5.
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