[photo-3d] Sunny 16 (again)

[Pixschack@xxxxxxx]

Edwin wrote" 

<< My experience has been that sometimes they
 get a little overexposed if you strictly follow the
 "f-16 bright sunny day" rule.  So if you are shooting
 100 speed film on a bright sunny day, set it at f22 at
 1/100 sec.  Or use Kodachrome 64 and set it at f16 for
 1/100 sec. "

This will only be the case if your shutter is a little sluggish.  My 
experience with many cameras is that the  Sunny 16 rule usually leads to 
slight underexposure.  I still swear by the usefullness of the rule.  I just 
bracket to be sure I come away with a good exposure.  Keep strict exposure 
records for a role or two and you will figure out what's best for your camera.

Gary Schacker

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