If I'm in doubt about exposure or composition, I bracket and zoom in and out. I can afford to do this, because the cost of a frame of 35mm slide is only 30 cents including processing. This is why I throw away so many slides every time I examine my pictures on a light box. The cost of a sheet of 4X5 transparency is about 4 dollars including processing. The cost of each sheet of film alone makes you think before you click.
View cameras are very slow to set up as well.
You need to find the best possible spot for the shot you want to take which can take some time. Once you pick the right lens and composition, you must try several of camera movements. This is the part that makes view cameras so unique. I like to try every possible movement my view camera has to offer. When I'm happy with my set up, I load a sheet of slide film, meter, and shoot.