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Shadow 16 Rule?
- From: P3D Bill Davis <bd3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Shadow 16 Rule?
- Date: Tue, 30 Sep 1997 22:55:25 -0400
George G. wrote:
>1/100 f16 0 Sunny and bright, your shadow half your height
>1/100 f11 -1 Sunny and bright, your shadow same as your height
>1/100 f8 -2 Sunny and bright, your shadow twice your height
>
>This is often given according to time of day, but then the season has
>to be factored in, which gets complicated.
>
Complicated isn't the word. This rule doesn't work at all for me!
No matter what lighting conditions, time of day or time of season, every
single time I lay down to check my shadow's height I find it's *exactly*
the same height as I am! I can never get my exposures right.
I figure this must be due to where I live, apparently some sort of cosmic
nodal point wherein the normal rules of shadow don't apply. I think I'll
call the Planetarium.
Bill Davis
mailto:bd3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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