Step 1
Use your light meter or install a smartphone app.
You can download Pocket Light Meter on iOS devices or LightMeter on Android devices.
Step 2
Aperture: Set the aperture to f/8
ISO: Choose ISO100 or ISO600 depending on the film you are using.
Time: Get the shutter speed reading and select the desired speed on Time Machine.
Some light meters might show ISO640 instead of ISO600. That will work also.
1/125 - Time Machine
1/60 - Time Machine
Photos by Kim Smith Miller, an experienced SLR670m user, click to see more side-by-side comparisons by her.
Since the light meter have different settings: full stop, half stop and third stop, you should set the shutter stop to "full stop". Then it will be the same numbers as Time Machine.
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