Hi Steve,
on 13 Jan 03 you wrote in pentax.list:
trees, fences, etc., were quite easily visible to the eye. The LX
exposures of roughly 30 sec at f/5.6. Rather short, I think, compared
to some of the suggested exposure tables that I've seen, and sure enough,
the negatives are so badly
Dnia 14-01-2003 o godz. 9:22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Heiko
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Hi Steve,
trees, fences, etc., were quite easily visible to the eye.
The LX
exposures of roughly 30 sec at f/5.6. Rather short, I think,
compared
to some of the suggested exposure tables that I've seen, and
sure
Hello,
I wanted to experiment with the low light capabilities of my recently
acquired LX, so last week I went out on a clear night and tried to
take photographs. The results were a little disappointing, and I'm
hoping that somebody will be able to explain why.
I used the LX in 'automatic' mode
Steve wrote:
When I tried some much darker scenes, the results were less good. I
tried pointing the camera into a starlit field, fairly dark, but
trees, fences, etc., were quite easily visible to the eye. The LX chose
exposures of roughly 30 sec at f/5.6. Rather short, I think, compared
Hi,
the meter thinks that the scene it is looking at is 18% grey and bases
the exposure time on that assumption. If you're photographing a
starlit field then the scene is unlikely to be 18% grey. It is the
'black cat in a coal hole' situation. In an extreme situation such as the
one you describe
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Aihe: LX at night.
Hello,
I wanted to experiment with the low light capabilities of my recently
acquired LX, so last week I went out on a clear night and tried to
take photographs. The results were
Finally got a chance to play with the LX at night. Overall, I'm
pretty impressed with the low light and OTF metering - I got by
taking 2 or 3 of each rather than the 8 or so I was doing with the
k1000 in low light.
a couple samples are at
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id
Finally got a chance to play with the LX at night. Overall, I'm pretty
impressed with the low light and OTF metering - I got by taking 2 or 3 of
each rather than the 8 or so I was doing with the k1000 in low light.
a couple samples are at
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=248862
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