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Q: How do i read this vintage light meter?
A: Point the meter at the subject. Read the value displayed by the needle. For this example, let's say it points to 5.6. Set the "ASA Index" opposite the red numbe... Read More »
Q: How did you know exposure before electronic light meters?
A: Trial and error. The old wet plates used an emulsion that had a very low ISO. As a matter of fact that is why you see them use the magnesium flashes even when t... Read More »
Q: Low budget light meter (exposure for video)?
A: If you can pick up a Sekonic,they made the Director,but other models are good,some do not use batteries.Within your budget you may also find a Gossen,I use the ... Read More »
Q: How Do You Determine Exposure in Your Night Photography if You Do...
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A: You are using the Nikon the same way you would a handheld spot meter. The way yo u do it is to choose a lens for your 35mm camera that covers roughly the same a... Read More »