Bruce Dayton wrote:
> It
> sounds like the rule of thumb is if you shoot lots of low light stuff, the
> OTF is very valuable, but if you are shooting brighter stuff, it is no
> better than any other center weighted meter. Does that sound right to you
> LX owners?
Sounds about right. Of course, it's been better for my brighter stuff
than anything else I've used to date, but that ain't sayin' all that
much. ;)
I actually left the LX on auto for the whole weekend at Goat Island,
only dialing in exposure compensation for a couple of backlit
subjects...and wow, it did great. I think I'll be leaving it on auto
more and more often.
-Aaron
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