Re: Cripple your K & M lenses for the Cripple Mount

[Paul Stenquist]

Under hazy bright to cloudy conditions, I've watched the exposure 
change by as much as two stops while I'm in a single two-hour shoot. 
Since I generally shoot transparency film for my paid work, a handheld 
meter is essential. Ditto when I add flash fill from a strobe mounted 
in a reflector. Of course I work with manual cameras, primarily an 
early 6x7.
Paul
On Sunday, August 17, 2003, at 11:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Any photographer worth his/her salt frankly shouldn't need a hand held 
meter.
Outside, now, 1/250th at F2.8, 100asa. Bright sunny day in England - 
never
more than 1/500th at F8, 100asa. Inside the shop, 1/30th at F2.8, 
100asa.

Yeah, ok so long exposures and stuff, I'll give you that.

Now where's my Nomex suit.......

Peter