A quick way to test your shutter speeds

benjiboy

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RalphLambrecht said:
You can correct for exposure deviations caused by incorrect but consistent shutter speeds through compensating aperture changes.
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You are quite right but I personally couldn't be bothered with that Ralph, It's far too messy I have six Canon FD SLR bodys I would have to remember which speeds were inaccurate on each body.
 

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benjiboy said:
You are quite right but I personally couldn't be bothered with that Ralph, It's far too messy I have six Canon FD SLR bodys I would have to remember which speeds were inaccurate on each body.
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Ben

Face it, you have too many cameras!
 

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benjiboy said:
My wife Ralph is always encouraging me top take a mistress, she says it would be cheaper than my photography !
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Your wife is named Ralph? And uh, Ralph, wants you to take a mistress. Boy, you're a busy little benjiboy aren't you?
 

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lxdude said:
Your wife is named Ralph? And uh, Ralph, wants you to take a mistress. Boy, you're a busy little benjiboy aren't you?
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My wife's name is not Ralph, or wasn't the last time I spoke to her, it's some girls type name that I can't quite recall at the moment
 
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