Hi Jon,
It can be both. I don't record mine (haven't formed the habit yet), but I
do adjust aperture and speed frequently depending on circumstances and
level of uncertainty. I currently have eight rolls of film waiting to be
processed, so just remembering what is on which roll is a major
accomplishment for me. :-)
Dan Scott (master of bad habits and poor technique)
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Jon wrote:
>At 20:08 2/05/01 -0700, you wrote:
>
>>These PUG pictures are great. They prove that the list members do
>>exist in real life, not just email accounts.
>>
>>But I wish people would provide more info about how they determined
>>the exposure and any lighting consideration. That would differentiate
>>the pics from postcards, and make for more worthwhile study.
>
>Hi Tonghang
>
>I think a lot of people don't record the exposure settings for their
>photographs. Modern cameras set aperture and shutter speed automatically
>more often than not, so the need to think about exposure is lessened to
>some extent. Where the exposure details aren't recorded, my guess is that
>the person submitting doesn't know, or never knew. :-)
>
>Cheers
>
>
>Jon
>
>"Who are they that you should believe anything that they say?"
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