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digital camera as exposure meter
Lobby Dosser wrote:
(Floyd L. Davidson) wrote: Separate light meters haven't been all that popular for nearly half a century now... Q: What do you call a DSLR when it is used as a light meter for a medium format camera? A: A Separate Light Meter. See how that works? What works, trimming enough context that a single phrase, out of context, appears to mean something it doesn't when in context? Out of an article with 130 lines of text, the only thing you can even attempt to dispute is two lines, a fragment of a sentence, that was never meant to say what you dispute... Looks like you don't have much of a leg to stand on there, once someone does show you how that works. What I notice though is that by yourself you never do seem to "get" these things to begin with... -- Floyd L. Davidson http://www.apaflo.com/floyd_davidson Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) |
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Lobby Dosser wrote:
(Floyd L. Davidson) wrote: Separate light meters haven't been all that popular for nearly half a century now... Q: What do you call a DSLR when it is used as a light meter for a medium format camera? A: A Separate Light Meter. See how that works? We've wasted too much time with this prat already. |
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digital camera as exposure meter
On Aug 15, 8:59 pm, Richard Polhill
wrote: Lobby Dosser wrote: (Floyd L. Davidson) wrote: Separate light meters haven't been all that popular for nearly half a century now... Q: What do you call a DSLR when it is used as a light meter for a medium format camera? A: A Separate Light Meter. See how that works? We've wasted too much time with this prat already. Amen |
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digital camera as exposure meter
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(Floyd L. Davidson) wrote: Harry Nyquist: 1924, "Certain Factors Affecting Telegraph Speed" Ralph Hartley: 1928, "Transmission of Information" Alan Turing: 1940, used similar ideas as part of the statistical analysis of the breaking of the German second world war Enigma ciphers None of them *ever* used the term "Information Theory". "The map is not the territory." The term is not the field. If you weren't the one who took the eagle photos, I haven't seen any good photos of the Arctic from you, compared to these: http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/...18236&hl=whale And those were taken with a medium format film camera, not that digital medium format cameras couldn't have done something equally as good, but what makes a photograph memorable goes well beyond "information theory" or the engineering used to make the camera. Getting the exposure and focus as you want it requires thinking about the final effect, not just putting the maximum pixels on the recording media, whatever that is. And some of what makes art work for humans hasn't changed since the Paleolithic when people used wax and mineral pigments to lay information down. Whoever took the photos of the eagles eating the young seal is a decent photographer. |
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Rebecca Ore wrote:
Whoever took the photos of the eagles eating the young seal is a decent photographer. What photos of the eagles eating the young seal? |
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I realise this is a long thread already and please take account
that I don't follow it. My advise is a Kodak V570 that I have and like very much. Yes, it is a compact! looking for a digital camera to use as an exposure meter and histogram display for my film camera. Lets see it side by side! Kodak v570 preferred features: yes - small size try a used one - low price yes - accurate histogram 64 - 800 - iso range 100-1600 !23! and 40-120 - zoom range 24-200 (35mm equiv) no and no - manual aperture & shutter speed yes - ease of use to look at histograms Beside histogram you can correct/change the exposure metering easily, that is great in back lighting (and we all do allways such pictures). And even more, you can take the photo with V570 not only meter. You can see some of my photos (sorry not mmf but 24x36 and digital) http://atot.fotki.com Regards, Toth Andras |
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Richard Polhill wrote: Rebecca Ore wrote: Whoever took the photos of the eagles eating the young seal is a decent photographer. What photos of the eagles eating the young seal? Someone posted a link to his photographs a couple of months ago in the digital group. |
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