The best type of poorly working meter to have is one that's not working at all. Then you know something's wrong and you won't take a lot of pictures thinking it's right.
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The best type of poorly working meter to have is one that's not working at all. Then you know something's wrong and you won't take a lot of pictures thinking it's right.
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