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Below are four photos where Multi-spot
metering was used. The maximum readings used were four, on the photo of the construction
site.
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Two spot readings: One on the foreground
building and another in the background |
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Three readings: On the red bunting,
the shadowed city skylines and the river |
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Two readings: On the front panel
of the train, its track and the roads below |
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Four readings: On the green dome,
the shadowed blue building, the cleared land and the trees in the foreground |
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Spot Metering Gallery
The photo gallery in this section
is slightly different from those found in previous issues of The Art of Photography.
Accompanying the photos are captions detailing how the effects were achieved using
Spot metering alone or applying exposure compensations (where applicable) or resorting
to self-styled "Multi-spot metering" technique. All photos were shot with
the Canon EOS-1N camera that has no Multi-spot metering feature.
Single Spot Meter Readings
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Spot meter aimed at the chair's handle
(top) |
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Spot meter aimed at the centre of
the leaf |
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Spot meter aimed at the railings |
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Spot meter aimed at the red shirt
of the man |
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Spot meter aimed at the Castrol logo
on the bike |
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Spot meter & centre AF point
aimed at the rider |
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Spot meter aimed at the KL Tower
(extreme right) |
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Spot meter aimed at between the highlight
and shadow of the water jets |
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