cassiorenan
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Shooting without a lightmeter
cassiorenan replied to cassiorenan's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
What about cameras like this? How would one understand how to get the correct exposure at the time?
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Shooting without a lightmeter
cassiorenan replied to cassiorenan's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
Uh why so salty i wonder ? "Stop messing about" I don't understand what you mean by that since I'm free to experiment to whatever degree I want and see what works best for me ? Besides why are u comparing me to professionals ? Level and line ? Carpenter ? I'm far from being a professional and don't even aim to be, another reason why your saltiness doesn't make any sense at all. -
Shooting without a lightmeter
cassiorenan replied to cassiorenan's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
Also these exposure guides you guys mentioned seem to be extremely helpful so I'm definetely checking them out. thanks! -
Shooting without a lightmeter
cassiorenan replied to cassiorenan's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
Well guys, this bit of experience he mentioned is exactly what I'm interested in, everything manual just like it used to be. I find it really interesting that they long ago would have to by trial and error get what the exposure was supposed to be and even though there's the lightmeter nowadays I still would love to keep doing it like the old days. I've been using an app in my phone to read random scenes without actually taking the photographs so that I can start getting used to different scenarios and light. Sometimes I get it right and sometimes not but I feel I'm already starting to get the hang of it, I find it harder to guess when there's no sun whatsoever and it's all shadows or really kinda dark :confused: -
How often do you guys don't use a lightmeter at all? I mean like rely only on the sunny 16 rule and don't even bring it with you? is this something even possible, to really just rely on it, I mean for sunny or not so sunny situations you can get by but is it really possible to go out and understand light without ever touching a lightmeter?
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Thank you! Yeah that's a nice one. I just got into film photography and own a few film cameras my favorite one being my Pentax KM.
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Hi Robert Happy New Year! Welcome to the website! What dslr do you own ? I'd like trying shooting with a drone sometime, it seems to be really interesting.
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How do I focus on my old manual film camera?
cassiorenan replied to gia_le's topic in Beginner Questions
How much would one of this cost where you guys live ? -
How do I focus on my old manual film camera?
cassiorenan replied to gia_le's topic in Beginner Questions
Really great info guys. This is much appreciated! -
How do I focus on my old manual film camera?
cassiorenan replied to gia_le's topic in Beginner Questions
Here James, the manual that Steve provided has an image with the info you're looking for.
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