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<p>hi jeff, no thats not him either but thats ok, after days of searching i finally found him on the net this morning, his name is larry yust. hope u guys like his work, certainly a bit different/unique<br>

http://www.whatinternational.com/photos/venice.html</p>

<p>no, not him.<br>

this guy is middle age i suppose, and he's using digital. i believe he also took photos of either a cathedral or a library (from the inside) and made a very detailed composite image, might've been a 360 deg photo but i cant remember. google's not helping me either</p>

<p>a few months ago i read a photo magazine article about this photographer, and i just want to identify him (yes its a he, so thats a start!) since i've lost the mag, basically his style of photography is making everything linear.<br>

he'd take a series of photos of say a line of buildings in the city, crop each one of them and then combine them so that all the buildings are straight horizontally and vertically.<br>

he took photos of buildings and also train line/station (those are the ones i remember from the magazine), i think he did some other similar thing where he combines several hundreds photos into one.<br>

any help?</p>

<p>It has good review, but does anyone has a first hand experience with it? its quite expensive and I’m not sure if I should get it or not, I dig his work though. He relies heavily on handheld lightmeter, so I assume this book will cover that a lot. The table of contents dont provide much help.<br>

Are there any other book that teach about using handheld lightmeter? The only one I can find is the “hand exposure meter book” and it has terrible review!</p>

<p>nah, wasnt that....i really not sure what happen, rang the service center the other day and they said,<br>

him: "maybe the module at the back wasnt connected"<br>

me: what module?<br>

him: at the back of batery compartment<br>

so i went home and check it, there's nothing there, checked the manual and the connector is for flash radio trigger, not sure what he's on about<br>

i figured i'd have better luck having a solution by asking around in here</p>

<p>hi all, i just got L758 cine, still very good condition and havent been used for a while by the previous owner. it works fine for incident and reflective but the spot metering does't seem to work<br>

i set it to aparture priority, set iso to 400, f to 2.8 and take reading but it gave me the blinking "Eu", tried changing the iso and f from min to max but no luck, also tried the "take battery out and put it back in" method, also didnt work<br>

so, is it broken? or did i do something wrong? (before you ask, yes i did take the cap off before taking the reading) the repair center is in another town, so to be repaired will cost me some money</p>