The requirements of this project were to make a series of readings throughout a sunny day from early morning to evening and create a graph with the results. I spent the 23rd of November taking measurements with my light meter and recorded the results in excel. Being winter in Mnchester its very rare to have a sunny day, I did my best to choose a day that wasn't too dull. Below are my results.
I set the shutter speed to 1/125th of a second and my meter told me the appropriate f stop to use while shooting each time I took a reading. The sun was at its highest at 8:50 and so the f number stayed constant until the sun began to set at 15:00.
Graph of results
Indoors the light would be dimmer and therefore the a wider aperture (lower f stop) would be needed than outside. During the summer the sun would be brighter and in the sky for longer. The f stop would need to be higher for a longer period of time.
Indoors the light would be dimmer and therefore the a wider aperture (lower f stop) would be needed than outside. During the summer the sun would be brighter and in the sky for longer. The f stop would need to be higher for a longer period of time.