Contax 167MT - Page 50

< For
backlighted
Subjects
..... +
1/3
-
+2>
lf
you
are
shooting
your
subject against
the light,
under
a
bright
sky, on an
ocean beach,
in
front
of a
window,
etc.,
where
a
bright background
occupies
the
greater
part
of
the
prcture
frame,
the
main
subject
will
be
underexposed
and
turn
out
dark
like
a silhouette
if
it
rs
taken
on center-
weighted
rnetering
In
such
cases,
compensate
exposure in
a
range
of
+
113- +2
to
qive
more
exDosure
to
it
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< For
Spotlighted
Subjects
.....
-
1/3
-
2>
lf
you
are
shooting
a
spotlighted
subject
on a
stage where
a
dark
background
predominates
in
the
scene, it
will
be
overexposed
and
turn
out
lrqht if rt
is
taken
on
center-
werghted
metering
In
SUCh
CASES.
USC
exposu
re
compensation
of
-113-
-2
to
reduce
the amount
of
liqht
on
it
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