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From: "Rob Studdert"
Subject: Re: Skills
It just depends how you look at it, if you are walking in with your DSLR
you
could well argue that you're taking in one of the most advanced light
meters to
date. I now often use my DSLR to meter my MF exposures, I get far more
predictable results on film particularly in low light, I still have my
Gossen
Luna Pro digital F but it's only a good tool for some jobs.
You must have a really nice DSLR...
With my DSLR, I set the light, take the picture, and then adjust the
exposure to get a nice histogram.
Then I take another picture and repeat the process until I get a pretty
histogram.
Sort of like bracketing but with less guesswork.
To have to tranfser that process to a film exposure seems like a lot of
work.....
I'll stick to the light meter for film.
William Robb
