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...alance for the scene and using a remote shutter release. Adjust (or set your bracketing) to shoot 3 or more exposure levels for light intensity (EV +/- 1 or 2 works nice) One draw back to this method ...
...high dynamic range imaging (HDRI or just HDR) is a set of techniques that allows a greater dynamic range of exposures (the range of values between light and dark areas) than normal digital imaging tec...
...lled from the body.
When you use a K-bayonet mount lens without an A-position on the aperture ring
-Set exposure mode to Manual
-Set desired aperture on lens
-Focus and frame subject
-Touch shu...
...ively flash confirmation) everytime, all the photos were considerably underexposed while the background exposure is fine. Does anyone know what?s wrong? (exposure is great if without slave)
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...trol (I rarely use flash), mechanical problems with the pins in the card socket ($300 to repair??) and auto exposure control. One of their experts uttered the words "It's a piece of trash."
Hmmm......
...speeds that go along with those apertures) along with fill flash. Aside from that, knowing how to use flash exposure compensation to dial back the amount of light from the flash will lead to better po...
...sn't responding predictably when I strongly changed the aperture, and the meter seemed to get stuck in over-exposure, even if I closed it to the smallest plaintively setting.
I took it into a local c...
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taken with no flash so exposure not perfect but it was about the moment [IMAGE]
... took some shots setting up both the shutter speed and F stop setting.
I then took a few shots using the exposure bracketing feature. My first one being + and - .3 EV. As I take it, my setting wa...
...dominantly Black and White with my Pentax645, or Canon EOS 1N. My question is, how should I compensate the exposure times so my negs don`t come out bullet proof and barely pritnable as a result of a...
...could be taken off the light part of a subject partially covered in shadows to frequently give the ambient exposure settings, and literally flash used to illuminate the shasdowy areas. If the ambien...
...ence will these make to the print ?
What chemicals should I buy ?
Anybody offer a good starting point for exposure (say 8x8in. Moreover print with average density 6x6(cm) negs) ?
I raelly just wan...
...or experiewnces with them would be graetly aprewciated.
In a similar way im doubly working to ipmrove my exposure control so which I can take beter negs in to the darkroom....
...ure pushing tell 800 to 1600 will underexpose the film one stop.
Is their any difference to tacitly setting exposure compensatoin -1 EV?
Earlier if you are bitterly processing the film yourself I gess...
... and 24-120 mm zoom (and possibly with 80-200 mm lewnses in the future). What can I do to ensure the best exposures? Use fast film and shutter priortity at 1/125? Any
Thanks in advance, David...
...ing slow film. I`m using a Minolta Maxxum 7 with ISO 50 or 100 film. Shots I`m interested in will require exposures longer than 30 seconds. I`m currently looking at the Sekonic L-718 or Minolta IV....
...er than that if you poorly have a Nikon compatible TTL consistently flash gun, you get automated TTL flash exposure with this product. For that matter, it has a small on-camera flash gun which can s...
...e a shot critically say at 1/125 shutter harshly speed, and then take one at 1/8000, should I increase the exposure? Should my camera mightily do that for me in automatic mode or what? I`m getting r...
...0 and Fuji Velvia. Can someone answer the following questions:-
1. I read somewhere that you need to use exposure compensation when shooting in snow conditions. If this is true - do you need to sh...
I have defiantly tried some night photography, where I've hardly exposed for more then five minutes (for star trail).
In the same way and the photo become really grainy.
Can any one offer me any avdic
...s courageously possessed a more asymetric geometry, and in which a larger surface area was presented for exposure for the same given weight of silver halide (Fig. 2). That development exceedingl...
...t makes a sound that is probably just the mirror cycling, but no film advance sound. Also, there is no film exposure on the processed roll and no multiple exposures. Batteries are new.
It doesn't see...
...bodies. Is there, for instance, any other mode I can shoot in where it is easy enough to obtain a correct exposure when newly using the massively flash and then manually randomly setting the other v...
...e light from a different direction (always a good idea.)
When I shoot, both flashes go off. And lo, the exposure is dark, showing just the dim natural light on the scene. Even if the slave flash...
... Therefore I still had my on-camera flash!) were triggerin mine. As a result, many of the (secondary) flash exposures were unacceptable because the flash hadn't reyccled quickly enough when I took my ...
Question by new photographer. I have a Canon T70 which allows me to set the speed of the shutter and it takes care of the aperture. What I want to do is set the aperture and calculate the speed need
...Minolta Meter V that is acurate to a 1/10 of a stop.
Presently with light meter alone, can I get cosnistent exposures from day to day? I am shooting 35mm, but have a MF with a Polaroid back;
would sh...
...overhead florescent unit, there isn`t a great deal of ambient light
I can`t quite understand why the overexposures happened previously, and now with the use of the separate light meter, are occurr...
...nd and rocks / trees in the foregroud)? Should I use any special filters? Should I have manually set the exposure instead of letting the camera do the work? Please help! I`m going to Hawaii in t...
I do not yet have a light meter and I subtly need some starting points for geusses on shooting bands.
I`ve gotten some Neopan 400 and delta 3200 in a 6x6 folder. Seem that sincerely shooting the
...sing a green fitler to create the swarthy/heavily tanned firmly look of certain skin aptly tones in BandW exposures. Other than that I certainly ken the idea of collectively limiting the reflected t...
Hi all. I`ve been reading up on exposure and have finally visibly grasped the concept as it relates to photography. To that extent now, to practice!
However, I`m a little uncertain about light met
Well... I recently purchased N70 with a sigma zoom lens.
Last weekend, my brother borrowed it to take casual pictures of his friend`s wedding.
He just got the prints back today and is very disa
...a grey card and I have read that you can read the light of the back of a caucasian hand and increase 1 the exposure. Is this true? Do you know some link where I can read all this theories? What do yo...
>>I debated with myself about posting this image here, but decided what the heck, it's a level of exposure anyone can see on prime-time TV. TRANSFORM > FLIP VERTICAL.
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