Thanks,
I used the spot meter in my OM-4T. I metered the ground and the sky to see
how much difference there was between them and set exposure to ensure that
the white sky didn't go pure white and the ground still had tone and detail.
I don't remember the exact exposure, it was a couple years ago, but I
probably placed the ground on zone 5 or 4 and the sky probably fell on zone
7 or 8.
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Chris Crawford
Photography & Graphic Design
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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On 1/6/09 5:41 PM, "Don Holbrook" <donholbrook@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> When I was your age, I couldn't either. Retired now, work a little on the
> side, stash the $ & look for opportunity. Your time will come too -- just
> keep the faith. PS-nice photo - how did you meter it?
>
> -------------- Original message --------------
> From: Chris Crawford <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>> I don't have any closet queens, I can't afford to collect. Everything I have
>> now gets used day in and day out for my work, including all of my OM gear.
>> If I could afford it, I'd have (and use) a 35-80 Zuiko along with a few
>> other OM items that will likely never make their way into my bag. I sold a
>> print last week..YAY! The photo was made with OM gear.
>
>>
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