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'''TTL''' or '''through the lens''' metering is a method of metering in which the light meter reads the light coming through the lens. This is considered to be more accurate, since other ambient light conditions don't "fool" the meter. | '''TTL''' or '''through the lens''' metering is a method of metering in which the light meter reads the light coming through the lens. This is considered to be more accurate, since other ambient light conditions don't "fool" the meter. | ||
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Revision as of 16:45, 10 July 2005
TTL or through the lens metering is a method of metering in which the light meter reads the light coming through the lens. This is considered to be more accurate, since other ambient light conditions don't "fool" the meter.
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