Well, that's how you would expose slide film anyway. It does not change with digital, as digital has the same (more or less) latitude as slide, and will blow out highlights even faster. AA's suggestions of exposing for the shadows is for negative film (print for the highlights), and even that is meant to be taken in conjunction with developing the film specifically for the exposure.. Best regards, Deen 2004-10-21 08:57:25 -- Deen Hameed 0405 649 101 deenhameed@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.deenhameed.blogspot.com http://calendar.yahoo.co.uk/deenhameed At 2004-10-21, 08:41:13 SteveS (sgshiya@xxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: >I have heard good things about this workshop. The main thing learned, >according to those I know who participated, seems to be how to underexpose >transparancy film, meter for the highlights. A contradictory method to >Ansel Adams Zone system. It would be interesting to know how they teach >with electronic cameras, now. > >S. >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Roger Eichhorn" <eichhorn@xxxxxx> >To: "List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students" ><photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >Sent: Tuesday, October 19, 2004 8:04 PM >Subject: NGS Photography Workshops > > >> The National Geographic Society offers several photographic workshops. >> Does anyone have experience with them? Are they worthwhile? Most are led >> by photographers who have done considerable work for the NGS. Only two in >> 2005 feature digital photography. Their website is >> >> http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngexpeditions/ >> >> but you'll have to navigate to the correct section. >> >> Roger >> -- >> >> >> > ___ END OF QUOTED TEXT ___
