New pics with Rolleis'

[andys93integra]

I agree with pgomena - very contrasty situations, I don't see the exposures being far off - the color car show on 8-13 that you feel are most consistent, look like they were shot on a partly cloudy day - less contrast.

I'd sugest trying some shots on a shady day, and other lighting conditions and see what that does.

Also in the Twin cities, I've picked up a couple used lightmeters (Gossen Luna Pro, Minolta 4F) at National Camera and you might find using an incident meter helpful. Whatever method you use I'd suggest staying with one and learning how to get results that work for you.

Soon i will have to get a meter for school, and will also look at getting an analog meter for film.

Looks like you did some additional (over)sharpening in photoshop afterwards. Looking at the carpet in the car cockpit shot, there's what appears to be definite sharpening artifacts. Personal preference, of course, but there's really no need to do that.

Mark

I use Nikon View Nx2 for all my picture processing. The changes i made were a +1 out of 10 on sharpening and +15 out of 100 on contrast, just to add a little to the pic.

Here is the difference from a unedited and edited pic.

Andy