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From: dgt@pegasus.UUCP (Dan G. Theriault)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Exposure meters
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Date: Thu, 8-Nov-84 23:45:50 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  8 23:45:50 1984
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Recently I sent a message asking about exposure meters.
Almost every response indicated that I should use the meter in my
camera.  Doesn't anyone out there have a camera wich just came with
a good lense and a couple of mirrors?  Believe it or not I own a
camera with NO built in light meter!!!!
I am borrowing a meter now, but am not thrilled with it so I need
info from other people.  Magazines cater mostly to the 35mm automatic
camera bugs.
I will be using the meter with my 2 1/4 and my 35mm (which does have
a light meter but I am dissatisfied with the overall results.).
So does anyone have some useful advice for a desperate photographer?