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<blockquote data-quote="Calum" data-source="post: 586147" data-attributes="member: 42820"><p>Hi - Paul (?)- Can't call you Horoscope Fish!!</p><p>This is very helpful indeed, I will read both articles with interest. </p><p>My concern has simply arisen because I do not remember the D90 being as fickle!</p><p>As a matter of interest - and I am trying to think of an extreme situation, if you were trying to capture a bird in flight against a blue sky, and perhaps even using 3D tracking for autofocus - what exposure mode do you think you would use? In matrix I suspect I would get a silhouette of the bird, if I used spot metering, presumably the focus point would in all likelihood be off centre and therefore be exposed for the sky rather than the bird? Just a thought?? Anyway - thanks again - appreciated. Calum</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Calum, post: 586147, member: 42820"] Hi - Paul (?)- Can't call you Horoscope Fish!! This is very helpful indeed, I will read both articles with interest. My concern has simply arisen because I do not remember the D90 being as fickle! As a matter of interest - and I am trying to think of an extreme situation, if you were trying to capture a bird in flight against a blue sky, and perhaps even using 3D tracking for autofocus - what exposure mode do you think you would use? In matrix I suspect I would get a silhouette of the bird, if I used spot metering, presumably the focus point would in all likelihood be off centre and therefore be exposed for the sky rather than the bird? Just a thought?? Anyway - thanks again - appreciated. Calum [/QUOTE]
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