Learn Photography: Understanding Light Metering & Exposure

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21 comments

  1. you do not have to be gay, but you have to be an artist, and there is nothing gay about being an artist. ask the girls.

  2. NikonD5100Review1

    Great! I’m going to turn lots of people on to this vid! Thru the lens metering is for the bird!!!

  3. what lenses u used indoor portrait in studio

  4. Useful video, Great!

  5. Useful video, Great!

  6. Very nice ,and if you want to win a free Linco light kit for chrismas ,Jion us!

  7. MrGeneralRelativity

    If you are not gay it will be very hard to concentrate on lightning at that kind of job…

  8. exodphotoshoot

    thanks for giving us more idea that helps me a lot about photography

  9. Why do u need light metering? Its kind of funny how most photographers need software to tell them what is proper lighting.

  10. how did u do that? The last 3 pics look great!!!

  11. dont you understand, he only want you to visit his website, so he gets more hits.
    got it?
    so he’s not tellin you anything yet.
    he only makes you curious……. 😉

  12. XtinaAnnoying

    is this for mac?

  13. Liked the way you have explained…. I hope there will be no issue if I embed this video on my photography portal myhobbyphotography(dot)com
    Thanks

  14. so if i understand correctly….a light meter is basically to save time? because couldn’t you just experiment with different aperatures and iso settings untill you find the look you want?

  15. word!

  16. FunWeddingFirstDance

    Reel it in. Reel it in real good. Come on everyone sign up his course and training.

  17. MathesonPhotography

    Yeah, but you can also buy each video individually.

  18. ramirezhelpsout

    Ok, and I learned, what!

  19. The video includes spot metering plus a lot more that we couldn’t include in a 1 minute trailer.

  20. Oh, and incorrect info as well… I mean, anyone should know that you have more than just a dome and a disc if you’re metering. What happened to spot metering? I have a sekonic with a 1 degree spot – guess that doesn’t exist?

  21. very interesting, thanks