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PlaneGuy
30-11-2003, 09:00 PM
A question for you knowledgable folks,
From my reading on the web, an EV value is for a specific ISO (100 if not
specified). However, my reading on other sites indicates that there is a
direct relationship (conversion) between EV and lux values. If this is true,
then the ISO must be a fixed value.
So, what is the actual meaning of EV. And does anyone have some
authoritative references on the web?
PlaneGuy wrote:
> A question for you knowledgable folks,
>
> From my reading on the web, an EV value is for a specific ISO (100 if not
> specified). However, my reading on other sites indicates that there is a
> direct relationship (conversion) between EV and lux values. If this is true,
> then the ISO must be a fixed value.
>
> So, what is the actual meaning of EV. And does anyone have some
> authoritative references on the web?
>
>
A combination of f stop and shutter speed is an exposure value.
eg f8 at 1/125th is the same as f5.6 @1/250th this is an exposure
value of EV13
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PlaneGuy wrote:
> A question for you knowledgable folks,
>
> From my reading on the web, an EV value is for a specific ISO (100 if not
> specified). However, my reading on other sites indicates that there is a
> direct relationship (conversion) between EV and lux values. If this is true,
> then the ISO must be a fixed value.
>
> So, what is the actual meaning of EV. And does anyone have some
> authoritative references on the web?
>
Oh and lux this may help :)
http://www.ledtronics.com/pages/tech4.htm
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