I just remembered something. Most MF SLR systems have interchangable film backs. If you bought into one of those systems, you could have different film backs for different development needs...N, N-1, N+1, etc. You could switch film backs when you encountered different lighting. Then you wouldn't have to compromise on anything. You already have two TLRs, so you could do a simplified version of this already.Originally Posted by Xia_Ke
Hmm...I knew I needed an excuse to get an R4A.![]()
Paul



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I still have a lot more reading to do on the Zone System before I'll full grasp it and it's potential. As for practicality, after reading your posts, I guess it's not that bad being only 12 shots. I suppose if I had another scene with very different lighting, I could just compensate how I expose that image to fall in the line with the previous shot(s). 

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