Proper Metering Technique: Exploring Photography with Mark Wallace by admin August 12, 2018 at 2:02 am Photography Techniques 36 Comments Tags:..., Adorama, AdoramaTV, adotv;, Camera, Exploring Photography, mark wallace, photography, Proper Metering Technique, review, Tips, Tutorial, tv; Share This Post: Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest Post navigation ‹ Previous MACRO Photography Tips w/ Don Komarechka (Tony & Chelsea Live)Next › This Guy Tricked His Girlfriend to Shoot a Cinematic Proposal Video Related Content Basic Lighting Techniques | Tamil | Park Photography Landscape Photography Composition Techniques Advanced Sharpness Techniques for Photography with Arthur Morris Photography Lighting Techniques : Photography Lighting Alternatives more news from the blog 10 Best DSLR Cameras 2016 #13 Budget Lenses | Tamil Photography BEST Camera For Video 2017! 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Reply Hi all, very new To photography so trying to educate myself. DoesThe light meter tell you what setting to have your camera on or just tells you what light is in the room? Thanks Reply Thnx for this Reply the meter in both cases is at different distances to the main source of the light which gives you different readings. if the source was not so close to the face the readings would most probably be the same. Reply There is more to metering than you have explained!…tell the whole story! Reply Mark, what specific lighting equipment did you use in this video? Reply helpfull….. Reply Thank you so much!! Excellent video that answered all of my questions. Reply I loved the simplicity here. What if you have a kicker or backlight on the hair..how does knowing that exposure help though…exposing for that light source alone…should I be exposing somewhere in the middle for all light sources measured then? Reply so good. Reply Mark, another phenomenal tutorial! THANK YOU! Reply Exactly that i was looking for !! Fabulous. Can you give more examples, when you have keylight, fill light. Must i mesure all light together ? one by One ? face to camera or not. Example : When i mesured, the key light F8, then fill F4.. and i re mesure key light with fill light… the global mesure was changed… so On my camera i need to modify F8 to up.. but i don't want.. All because i added the fill light…. can you please advise? Reply Great video. Hard to find this kind of instruction. Reply Unless I missed it…can anyone tell me what might happen if you metered facing toward the shadows? As in, not toward the camera or the light? Reply Thank you for having an expert on this topic. The way Mark explain it, makes totally sense. Let's shoot better pic's now. Reply do azul sofia got an instag? she got quite unique looks to her. id be interested in contacting her if anybody knows how to get a hold of her. thanks Reply Thanks again for such a great tip Mark Wallace! Reply Great video. A question, is Sofia a profesional model? And how can we connect to her? Is she from Mexico? Thank you. Reply Thank you! I'm glad to finally see that somebody understands the lumisphere and what it does. Reply ya this what we were confusing about proper direction, now we get it Thanks Mark Reply As always, fabulous tutorial Mark. Thanks! Reply What a beautiful girl. Reply Best explanation!!! Reply I meter by taking a photo and seeing how it looks on the screen 😛 Reply Today I learned something new. Tyvm for sharing. Reply very interesting video , thank Mr Mark Reply The most sensible video on flash metering on youtube bar none. Reply Great demonstration… and good music at the end, too (starting at 3:50). Reply Mark, how on Earth did you trigger remotely the flash with an L-308S? Reply Great info here and presented well. Sophia has a wonderful look. Very interesting face to photograph. Reply Mark how can I use Key light and fill light and how to set them properly? 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Hallelujah and there endeth a longish period of bewilderment and confusion with so many conflicting truths from so many different voices… Logic prevails 🙂 thank you, + liked, I'm already subscribed 🙂 Reply
It's ISO, not I.S.O. One word, not an acronym. I find it weird that so many pros aswell as educators don't get this right. Reply
This is great, thanks for posting the tutorial. I've been shooting film (motion picture and still photography: 35mm, 16mm, Super8, etc) for years but have only recently become interested in shooting with strobes. This is exactly the tutorial I need! Reply
Hi all, very new To photography so trying to educate myself. DoesThe light meter tell you what setting to have your camera on or just tells you what light is in the room? Thanks Reply
the meter in both cases is at different distances to the main source of the light which gives you different readings. if the source was not so close to the face the readings would most probably be the same. Reply
I loved the simplicity here. What if you have a kicker or backlight on the hair..how does knowing that exposure help though…exposing for that light source alone…should I be exposing somewhere in the middle for all light sources measured then? Reply
Exactly that i was looking for !! Fabulous. Can you give more examples, when you have keylight, fill light. Must i mesure all light together ? one by One ? face to camera or not. Example : When i mesured, the key light F8, then fill F4.. and i re mesure key light with fill light… the global mesure was changed… so On my camera i need to modify F8 to up.. but i don't want.. All because i added the fill light…. can you please advise? Reply
Unless I missed it…can anyone tell me what might happen if you metered facing toward the shadows? As in, not toward the camera or the light? Reply
Thank you for having an expert on this topic. The way Mark explain it, makes totally sense. Let's shoot better pic's now. Reply
do azul sofia got an instag? she got quite unique looks to her. id be interested in contacting her if anybody knows how to get a hold of her. thanks Reply
Great video. A question, is Sofia a profesional model? And how can we connect to her? Is she from Mexico? Thank you. Reply
Great info here and presented well. Sophia has a wonderful look. Very interesting face to photograph. Reply
