Vienna by Night

[Wiener]

Apollo (he seem to be everywhere!) and to the right hand side, another Flakturm, this one now converted into a zoo (a far rarer beast!)

 

[dearxh]

NICE!
one question
How could you decide the exposure compensation when you were using Multi light metering?

 

[thelps]

Ahhh IMAX theater. One of my most favorite places! Thanks Andy!

 

[Wiener]

one question
How could you decide the exposure compensation when you were using Multi light metering?

I actually have the EV set up as a shortcut on the 'adj' button...so I bring up the screen, dial in a little minus (usually) and watch the visually the change on the image on the screen. Then I try to find one that seems just a shade below the 100% white saturation limit, take a test photo, and note the effect by previewing with the white saturation set on the display.
This works great for jpeg's, but with DGN I must admit to still feeling my way a little...it can actually produce a little detail even when the JPEG is blown, but I still aim at getting the JPEG below the 100% saturation and let everything else flow from there. (I am a bit to fanatical about this iws!)
Hope this makes sense to you! I THINK it makes sense to me... :?
Andy

 

[Wiener]

Ahhh IMAX theater. One of my most favorite places! Thanks Andy!

Tim,
do you have pink IMAX in Australia, or is this a gay waltzing Vienna thing?
Andy

 

[dearxh]

one question
How could you decide the exposure compensation when you were using Multi light metering?

I actually have the EV set up as a shortcut on the 'adj' button...so I bring up the screen, dial in a little minus (usually) and watch the visually the change on the image on the screen. Then I try to find one that seems just a shade below the 100% white saturation limit, take a test photo, and note the effect by previewing with the white saturation set on the display.
This works great for jpeg's, but with DGN I must admit to still feeling my way a little...it can actually produce a little detail even when the JPEG is blown, but I still aim at getting the JPEG below the 100% saturation and let everything else flow from there. (I am a bit to fanatical about this iws!)
Hope this makes sense to you! I THINK it makes sense to me... :?
Andy

Thanks!