"Sunny 16" says f16 at 1/200 or f8 at 1/1600.
On auto, the camera may be confused with the grass and changing
backgrounds. I would have opted for establishing an exposure based on the
light available and used it in manual. The latitude of the film would have
taken care of everything else.
Bob Rapp
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From: "Butch Black" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi;
>
> Does anyone know how accurate the auto exposure is on an ME Super? I
> processed a couple rolls of Fuji 200 I shot at a baseball game. All the
auto
> exposure shots look 1.5-2 stops over exposed, somewhat confirmed by the
> exposure guide on my printer, though I don't particularly trust that. I
was
> shooting from the stands down onto the playing field so no sky to skew
the
> metering. I was using a M 200/4.0 wide open or at 5.6 giving me shutter
> speeds around 1/2000. I seem to remember a thread suggesting that the fast
> shutter speeds were optimistic on the camera. Any feedback from people who
> have used the ME super on auto with fast shutter speeds would be
> appreciated. I did have the ISO set for 160 not 200 but that would not
> explain that much over exposure. The C-41 plots were well in control also.
>
> BUTCH
>
> "Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to himself"
> Hermann Hesse (Demian)
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