quixotic
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Just wondering what others have done under similar situations.
Given that one is supposed to meter and then shift, how can one do this when using low ISO film (25 in my case) and low light conditions (eg, a cathedral interior), and a camera which only has marked shutter speeds down to one second?
I guess I could use an external light meter, and then the bulb setting on the camera. Another option might be to use auto exposure, and then turn the exposure compensation dial a notch or two to give a bit of extra light.
Any thoughts? (thanks in advance).
Given that one is supposed to meter and then shift, how can one do this when using low ISO film (25 in my case) and low light conditions (eg, a cathedral interior), and a camera which only has marked shutter speeds down to one second?
I guess I could use an external light meter, and then the bulb setting on the camera. Another option might be to use auto exposure, and then turn the exposure compensation dial a notch or two to give a bit of extra light.
Any thoughts? (thanks in advance).