Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2000/02/01
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hey! It isn't supposed to be that way. Calculate your exposure BEFORE you take the pictures. Figure out the focus too. Then don't change anything unless the light changes or the people move. That way, the Leica is faster and you'll find that your exposures are better too since they won't change depending on where on the faces you point your camera. Mike Quinn on 1/31/00 3:44 PM, LawsonCL@aol.com at LawsonCL@aol.com wrote: > I took pix at a SuperBowl party yesterday using two completely different > camera systems. One was a Canon EOS-3 with an 85mm 1.2L and the other was an > M6TTL HM with the 75. With the Canon, everybody struck a pose. The women were > pretty, so, no problem. Because I had to do the focusing and exposure > setting, the Leica was certainly not as fast, but it certainly drew less > attention.