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Elliot |
16:19 16 Aug 09 |
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Elliot |
20:02 6 Aug 09 |
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Elliot |
12:47 7 Aug 09 |
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Barry Wilkinson |
1:26 8 Aug 09 |
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Elliot |
13:06 8 Aug 09 |
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Elliot |
13:07 8 Aug 09 |
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Barry Wilkinson |
23:50 8 Aug 09 |
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Dr. Elliot Puritz |
13:48 23 May 09 |
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Miles Nelson |
17:41 10 Jul 09 |
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Incident metering of a flat scene |
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Elliot |
19:29 11 Feb 09 |
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Hello again to all of my friends here!
I have a question concerning incident metering. When one is faced with using the BTZS methodology to meter a flat scene-for example, a wooden door in shade, or some tree roots in a forrest, etc. -how does one "meter' for the highlights? The entire scene is in flat light, and in the examples provided, the door is zone 5 and the roots perhaps in zone 3 or 4-but there is no sun and no highlights....what is the high EV?
Everyone else Ok? Thanks!
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