I think that the key to Brian's problems is summed up here:
Brian Swale wrote:
"I don't know what it is, but with the OM4Ti and print film, and letting it
decide
the exposure most of the time, most of the time the shots come out well
exposed."
Shooting digital is much more akin to shooting slides in the film world -
generally narrower dynamic range, and more sensitive to color shifts. I suspect
that the transition is more difficult for those who came from primarily
shooting prints than it is for those like myself who shot primarily slides.
Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> I'm surprised that you seem to be having so much difficulty with white
> balance and proper exposure. For a JPEG landscape photographer I'd be
> hard pressed to say when you should ever worry about white balance
> unless it's at night. At any other time the camera should be set on
> daylight color balance just as though you were shooting daylight
> balanced color film.
>
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