This is a brief excerpt from PetaPixel
Michael Zhang · Feb 26, 2013
Want to estimate proper exposures without a light meter and don’t mind doing some simple arithmetic? Check out this wonderful Exposure Time Tables pocket reference that was published Zeiss Ikon.There are 5 steps (i.e. things you need to consider) on the path toward determining your proper exposure time: time of day/year, lighting, object to be exposed, dryplate/film, and aperture. Each step provides you with a number. After the 5 steps, add up all your numbers and then look it up on the chart to figure out your exposure time!
The process was apparently developed by a photographer named Dr. Max Leo. Here are the detailed instructions:You can find a PDF version of his manual in Michael Butkus Jr.’s online PDF library for camera manuals.
Thanks for sending in the tip, Olivier!
Image credits: Images by Zeiss Ikon AG/OrphanCameras.com
By: Michael Zhang
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