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November-23-2002
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It is best to set the exposure on the most evenly lit part of the scene. Not the darkest or the lightest unless there is a specific reason. Shooting a panorama scene normally assumes you want people to see everything within the panorama.
You can meter the scene in multiple positions by rotating and checking the camera exposure feedback. Once you have metered all areas simply take an average. The average though, will most likely work out the be what the initial "most evenly lit" part was anyway.
Regards, Smooth 
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Topic: NPP point & divergent brightness of shots
