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02/14/2008 06:52:16 PM · #1 |
Hey guys and girls,
I have an external light meter, but when I use it it gives me an f/stop that my camera canĂ¢€™t do; I'm used to using my in camera meter so this is a little new for me.
My question is, how do I compensate for the f/stop.
It's a Polaris flash meter if that matters.
Thanks,
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02/14/2008 06:55:11 PM · #2 |
Raise or lower your ISO, speed up or slow down your shutter speed. Either will compensate for F too high or low depending on what you want to achieve. You do realize your F-stop is limited by your lens, yes? If you can't get a smaller F-stop, try higher ISO.
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