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Old 08-07-2010, 07:02 AM
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G'day Baz. Haven't got a lightmeter myself. My take on them is they're most useful where you're using quite a bit of light from different sources. Multiple flashes/strobes, fashion/glamour type shooting.

What type of shots are you thinking of using it for?

You can go a long way using the in-camera meter and practice. If you're combining flash and ambient it's a little more complicated, but still achievable. You'd be better off for learning to expose manually with manual flash settings too.

Suggest you spend some time reading through http://strobist.com
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