f64manray

So we're comparing B&W medium format film image to a color digital image? No wonder the model looks confused.

Too bad, you missed the clearly witty comments that embodied two of the great Jedi masters of our time or ....... a long, long time ago.

If you do that, you're metering inaccurately.  Whatever you meter with your spot is going to place the skin tone your reading at the same value as a gray card.  So it will be placed at zone V ...

Well, in my case, I would say the downside is just too much choice.  Clients get paralyzed with indecision when there's more than a hundred choices.  Give them thirty to sixty.  that's reasonable ...

Well, I would say most metering modes in any camera aim to approximate what a spot meter will produce metering from a gray card (18% gray).  All values will then fall into their proper zone. An ...

I agree, the cameras are very nice today, but I don't require any more than a gray card and a spot meter or incident meter. The one thing I do find indispensable on my 5DII or 80D is instant review ...

I haven't tried it, but I've read that the 80D does not have a clean HDMI output.

I would say 50$ for traveling to location is essentially free.  They're friends so I would look at it as a token of thanks and recognition that what they are receiving is at least of some value to ...

Nice :-)

Yep, insane. Perfect recipe for embedding dust into wet soft emulsion. Follow photoflo recommendation for dilution, but use distilled water. Remove film from reel and hang dry in dust free...

I wonder if in the year 2095, there will be a story: Man finds Canon Rebel XT with ancient CF card and recovers photos. I'm thinking probably not.

They spared no expense.