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January 1st 05, 11:06 PM
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Metering Help!
I use a Nikon CP5700, with a Minolta IVF Incident meter. Does anyone know
why I cannot get the hand held meter to give consistantly decent results. For example; I will take an incident reading of a scene, use that reading and set my camera manually to the settings called for by the Minolta. In most cases the result is an overexposed shot. I have fooled around with different ISO setting trying to match the camera to the Minolta. Anyone have any ideas or suggestions? Thanks 
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