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From: johnm@nvuxd.UUCP (J. Montgomery)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: Exposure Meters
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Date: Mon, 12-Nov-84 18:16:46 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 12 18:16:46 1984
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Another good choice is the Minolta Autometer III.  I use
a 4x5 camera, so a separate exposure meter is a must.  I
have been quite happy with this one.  What's nice about it
the digital readout.  You don't have to transfer a needle
reading to a dial, you just read it off.  It's "shutter
preferred", that is, you set the shutter speed and it
gives you the f/stop.  There are lots of attachments for
it; I only use the incident hemisphere.  Mine was about
$100.

	John Montgomery
	Bell Communications Research
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	John Montgomery
	Bell Communications Research
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