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Came out much better than I expected!
Need to change the metering to spot or centre-weighted, then switch to manual or use exposure lock.
With most of my digital cameras when the shutter button is pressed half-way down, the exposure locks. So, I can scan around the frame with the camera until I see a lighting that works overall, then hold the shutter halfway, reframe and fire away.
It all depends on what each camera lets you do.
One thing to remember: most digital cameras without a dedicated spot meter position will tend to overexpose the shot. You'll not get the "atmosphere" look. Just use the exposure compensation and give it between -0.5 and -1 and you should be able to get the same effect.