Digital BW, The Print

Okay guys I asked nice yesterday to cut this stuff short. The "B&W vs.
Color" and now the "too many digi-shots" just goes on and on with little or
no connection to the group topic.

Nice pictures CJ but nothing to do with B&W printing.

If you guys can't stop, your ability to post is likely to suffer some
malfunctions.

Martin Wesley
Digital B&W, The Print
Group Owner

* -----Original Message-----
* From: C J Morgan [mailto:cjmorgan@...] 
* Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 6:16 PM
* To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
* Subject: Re: Re[4]: [Digital BW] too many digi-shots? Re: B&W 
* vs. Color
* 
* 
* Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
* > Does the D60 standard matrix metering routinely overexpose?
* 
* I can't speak for others or perhaps even make a 
* generalization about the D60 itself. But with the three 
* digital cameras I do have -- the D60, a smaller G2, and an 
* even smaller pocket S230 -- I quite normally shoot each of 
* these cameras at 1/3 stop underexposed from what the 
* lightmeter suggests.
* 
* That's what I find works best for me, although I'm not sure
* if other photographers habitually slightly over or under
* expose their digital images or if they just go with what
* the lightmeter tells them.
* 
* CJ
* 
* 
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