I'm trying to determine if metering the sky is just like metering an object on the ground. When I'm metering for high and low values, should I only use things that reflect light, and ignore the sky? The sky seems more like a light source (particularly a bright overcast) and I am confused about what zone to place it on. It seems like whenever I take the sky into consideration, the high and low values go off the scale requiring minus processing. The mid values still end up being too low and I have to reduce print exposure and burn in the sky. Is this just the way things are, or will it have a positive effect to just meter things on the ground.
I hope I'm explaining this correctly.
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