>>3902914If you were using a hand-held light meter, here's what you'd do.
1) set your film speed, if you need to under/over expose, this is where you'd do it
2) pop open the light meter so it can read light
3) look at the light meter value (no clue what this number is called)
4) set the light meter value dial to the number in the light meter value window
5) the bottom has the information you need: correct exposure in the case of this photo would be 1/1000 at f/8, 1/500 at f/11, 1/250 at f/16, etc
