> you take fewer photos but more of them are usable
I need to take more photos of the same scene but from different angles — higher, lower, closer, … work the scene.
How will limited film shots help (force) me to do that?
> look at a scene and easily be within a half stop just guessing
SLR & DSLR meter exposure: what's the advantage of guessing?
(The blog post author apparently used a light meter smartphone app.)
> keep/cull ratio
Seems like I take fewer photos and keep more of them because a) I don't feel a need to keep making the same photos b) I've figured out how to make many of the photos I like to make.
> Sure you can do the same digitally, but you're not forced to do so
White balance & "M" at lowest-ISO & raw & don't try to preview / edit on camera.
I need to take more photos of the same scene but from different angles — higher, lower, closer, … work the scene.
How will limited film shots help (force) me to do that?
> look at a scene and easily be within a half stop just guessing
SLR & DSLR meter exposure: what's the advantage of guessing?
(The blog post author apparently used a light meter smartphone app.)
> keep/cull ratio
Seems like I take fewer photos and keep more of them because a) I don't feel a need to keep making the same photos b) I've figured out how to make many of the photos I like to make.
> Sure you can do the same digitally, but you're not forced to do so
White balance & "M" at lowest-ISO & raw & don't try to preview / edit on camera.