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    Metering

    What is your main method of in camera metering? Do you change it often or pretty much always use the same setting?

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    Change it often, For Surfing the prefered method is Spot metering , Seascapes at Sunrise Multi- Segment/ Pattern works for me
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    Thanks William, I've pretty much just always used Evaluative. I'm going to start to explore the others.

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    Depends!
    For wildlife / birds centre weighted.
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    I mostly use centre weighted. Hardly ever matrix or spot.
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    Centre weighted probably most frequently, followed by matrix then spot last.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kym View Post
    Depends!
    For wildlife / birds centre weighted.
    And for far away birds, spot!

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    Thanks for the replies everone!

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    I use spot around 90% of the time and matrix 10%. I never find myself using centre-weighted for some reason.

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    For street I use spot metering, almost everything else I use evaluative.
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    Im only a rookie and 99% of the time use evaluative maybe thats what Im doing wrong.
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