Originally posted by unixrevolution Beautiful shot!
I see Maryland plates! I'm a Marylander. Would you mind telling me about where that was taken?
ha! it was taken just outside our townhouse - this is a truck left by construction company on a lot they are not yet working on. But I haven't seen it move a bit for like all year now. It's in Market Square Frederick. I wanted to take more pics of it (it has a "out in the west" feel, for me) but my lady refuse to do things like climbing on top of it...
I have also seen many nice old vehicles along RT15 north of Frederick, just never a found a right time to shoot some with them....
Originally posted by tuco I'd be interested in the rationale for that configuration?
Originally posted by unixrevolution Erm....yes, as a matter of fact so would I. Does the 67II only have one stop of EV compensation?
The 67II has +/-3 EV compensation, the reason is I want to maintain at least 1 stop overexpose for Portra 400 hence set the iso to 200, and depending on the scene, I use the EV compensation to select whether to +1EV or not at all. EV compensation dial is quicker to adjust than the iso dial. hope this make sense?
But as member of PF has demonstrated, Portra 400 is so versatile that this is not needed... maybe is just my bad habit.