On Sat, 26 Jun 1999, Terry Mair wrote:
>I'd have to find the books again, (damn) but I do believe your right, Acer
>you'd
>better use a meter!
>Terry
>
>Terry and Tracey wrote:
>
>> > >> I would guess that since half a moon gives you half the light, then
>> you'd
>> > >> need to open up one stop.
>> > >>
>> > >Wouldn't half moon give 1/4 of the light?
>> >
>> > Am I missing something? Since the light is uniform across the moon's
>> > surface, methinks the relationship is linear. I could very well be wrong.
>> > Please enlighten me ASAP as tomorrow I have plans on shooting (although
>> > it's a full moon....)
>>
>> Doesn't light "decay" at a square ratio? Hey, I could be wrong here.....
Oh, so I was correct :-) Nice feeling, that (and I'm not meaning to sound
like a smug cheeky whippersnapper <G>). Meter? The reason I'm using this Loony4
rule is because I /can't/ meter! Isn't that the reason Sunnu16/Loony4
rules exist?
/Acer Victoria
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