Practical photography is a strongly pro-canon magazine sold in the UK. The reviewer had concerns about the matrix metering of the F100 (though a report by another UK magazine 'amateur photographer' had no such concern and criticised the EOS3's metering). Interestingly however, practical photographer actually printed the incorrectly exposed tranny which must have been at least 5 stops out and of a person heavily in the foreground (talking up more than 80% of the frame). The only way such a photograph could have been taken by any currently available camera is to either lock the exposure on the sky or turn the compensation dial to -5. Whether that act was deliberate or not I leave to you to decide (of course it was deliberate). Jeremy
