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Message: <blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 369224" data-attributes="member: 31330">I did and posted them in the reply before. I used the macro to rule out any accidental metering of something else. The first I shot both next to each other, the second and third both separate. White and black become reasonable similar. They're slightly different but there's probably a margin of error. I didn't have grey but if black and white become grey, it showed what I needed to know.If I want to adjust exposure to make them both match pure black and white again, I have to overexpose white 1.60 in LR and underexpose black 3.60. Only then they merge into the pure version. That's the shot including both.[ATTACH]119428[/ATTACH]The separate shots of white and black need around +5 and -5 adjustment to become pure again.</blockquote>