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I have been getting consistent over-exposures when I use the bellows extension factor calculator in Expo Dev. Usually I tell it how far the subject is from the lens. Would I get better results if I used the "EXT" option and tell it how many millimeters the bellows is extended? My lens for my 4x5 camera is 150 mm. So, anything beyond that is "extended"? |
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