For a perfect negative or slide, correct exposure is a must. This can be achieved only when an exact amount of light (necessary to produce negatives with right density and color transparencies with pleasing colors) is allowed on the film through the lens of a camera. For amateur use, most modern cameras sport a built-in exposure meter.
[...] Exposure meters Introduction For a perfect negative or slide, correct exposure is a must. This can be achieved only when an exact amount of light (necessary to produce negatives with right density and color transparencies with pleasing colors) is allowed on the film through the lens of a camera. For amateur use, most modern cameras sport a built-in exposure meter. Most point-and-shoot cameras, also called ‘compacts', offer no choices in exposure control. Some refined models give a selection of modes like landscapes, people, sports and close-ups. [...]
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