>> If you only shoot one slide how do you know that if you exposed
more or
less it would not have been better. It is easy to fall into this trap,
just because a slide by itself looks good to you does not mean it would have
not been even better shot slightly differently. Human eyes compensate for
imperfections, unless a differing image is provided you have no way to judge
it. IMHO I reckon it is IMPOSSIBLE to improve your self without taking the
time to vary your shooting style. You won't know you have got to the apex
of perfection until you push the boundaries a little.......>>
It's easy. if it ain't right, I throw it out. I add that little piece of
data to my memory bank and try harder next time. I'm at the apex of
perfection when I receive back from the lab thirty-six perfectly exposed
works of art.
I recall a time when I was happy to get back ONE out of a roll.
Pushing the boundaries, I'm up to about twenty. But I'm only forty-four <g>
Regards,
Denton Taylor
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