How do you expose a scene that is 50% Black and 50% White

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sanking said:
An incident reading with the lens of the camera pointed toward the subject, and the cone of the meter pointed toward the lens of the camera, is the way I would do it.

Sandy King
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toward the subject... toward the camera ...

oh, got it ! thanks again sandy, i think you might have fixed another problem i've been having !

toward the subject... toward the camera ...
toward the subject... toward the camera ...
toward the subject... toward the camera ...
 

haris

sanking said:
An incident reading with the lens of the camera pointed toward the subject, and the cone of the meter pointed toward the lens of the camera, is the way I would do it.

Sandy King
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I allways point meter's cone toward light source, unless light is behind subject or at angle of 90 degrees.

I have seen people have strong opinions about those 2 "schools", that is pointing meter's cone toward camera or toward light source...
 
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