At 09:08 PM 5/29/2003 -0400, Caveman wrote:
What I know is that ISO speed is just a (usually good) starting point for
your "calibration" of the camera - processing lab system. With an LX, film
reflectivity influences all my pics, flash or not...
Actually, it would only influence shots taken at
I'm not aware of a table that quantifies the results - though as I
mentioned in the article just pulling out the fill leaders and running a
Pz-1p over them in spot metering mode showed a wide range of
reflectivity. Wm Robb pointed out that the color cast of the film could
have a disproportiona
Andre Langevin wrote:
This must have been discussed at lenght a few times on the PDML, but is
there any "table" available with reflectivity of current films?
I don't know about such table, and even if one existed, it would give
you just a "starting point" for further experimenting.
What I know i
http://www.markcassino.com/essays/ttlflash.htm
Mark, I found your article on TTL reflectivity of films that points
an underexposure problem with Kodachrome and TTL flash. My TTL flash
photos with KR have been often a bit over saturated or almost perfect
on stage where the black surrounding com
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