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 10/19/2005 03:52:22 PM · #1
I have an arrangement that I can take photographs inside a local diner next week during the early morning breakfast hours (7-8 am). The lighting is fluorescent and has some natural light from windows. I will not be bringing in additional lights.

Do I trust what my camera light meter is telling me or should I make some compensation? What shutter speed/aperature would you try for an interior setting like this? Any advice would be appreciated.
 10/19/2005 11:21:07 PM · #2
Auto white balance won't help if you have mixed lighting. The camera will probably be confused. Shoot RAW and you can and fix it later.
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