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Nicholas O. Lindan wrote:
forget zones, compensation ev's, et al, just look at a perceived image, and MAKE it. sunny 16 has worked since the dawn of photography. Funny, I have never seen sunny-16 here in Cleveland, the best it gets is sunny 11. That's when it's sunny, which isn't very often. And I rarely take pictures between 10am and 4pm. And almost never with the sun over my shoulder. Evening/morning misty/cloudy/thunder deep shade/open shade/backlight/artificial light and often a mix of all is more the norm. Maybe Mr. Mama just wanted to incite a heated discussion. The old "F16 @125th sun over the shoulder" is one of the long disregarded photography myths. One usually ends up with unflattering shadows and squinted eyes. A good light meter is a good and useful tool. I'm not sure that I would be either a better photographer or more of a man if I shunned their use. -- Bill in Lake Charles |
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