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Re: light meters
>Had I not been able to "fix" it, or to trust my eye, I might not have
>been able to shoot. Excessive reliance on technology can be
>debilitating, I'm glad I wasn't totally dependent. And when I buy a new
>meter (hopefully a better one) I won't let it replace my judgment.
I agree with Dave... The situation is similar to being able to
freeview... I can check the depth on stereo images without carrying a
viewer with me. That gives me power and freedom...
>My advice to newbies (like me) is to get a cheap meter but guess your
>exposure first and then use the meter to verify your guess, don't get
>dependent on the tool. Remember: Brain first - tool second.
>Dave Worrell
Well said! That's what I did and that's what I am still trying to do...
BTW, I have seen a small sample of Dave's first stereo slides. They are
spectacular! I need to go to Alaska! What a beautiful place!
His pictures were very sharp (no wonder, he was using one of my Realists!)
The only problem... some of his pictures were underexposed! ;) ;) ;)
George Themelis
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