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Exposure compensation - why and when?

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Exposure compensation - why and when?

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04-01-06, 15:00

John

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Originally Posted by robski

Arrrrrrrrh it's that film word again. I remember those days when you had to wait to get the film processed to see the results. This is where digital is a god send. Maybe you can use the 20D like a polariod camera in the old days to test the exposure setting and then transfer them to the EOS30.

Rob

What a good idea. Why did it escape me. Thanks.

John

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