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    Re: Exposure Accuracy - How important is it?

    Quote Originally Posted by walterick
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    Viewfinder and Off-Topic Co-Mod walterick's Avatar
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    Re: Exposure Accuracy - How important is it?

    Ah! See, if you're smart you'll be paying attention to that!

    Here's your next lesson:

    "Yes, darling!"
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