I have scanned part of the first roll I exposed Sunday with OM-2sp. Only
part because I am again having little problem with scanner on winXP so it
takes longer time to scan and I went in bed early yesterday.
But back to spot metering. There is one shot (maybe I put it on last roll,
together with some other shots with spot meter soon), where forest is on
left side than small beach going down to lake. Sun was directly burning on
beach but shades in forest where almost dark. So I measure dark forest and
close lens by to stops to move it to zone III. And than I exposed.
Result: There is a plenty details in forest and it is not dark at all,
looks like street exposed in overcast day. On the other hand beach is quite
burned there are details but very little and of course on sky nothing even
I remember there where some clouds. So Does that mean that I have to go
three stops down? Or rate my film one stop more sensitive for development
process I did. Probably yes. I will do more test shots like this when
weather allows.
