[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
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Loved the interview!!
I wanted to know what Flash & defuser does Paul have?
I’m not sure. If Paul reads this, maybe he can reply. If he doesn’t, try sending him an email. I think he would be kind enough to answer.
Ok thanks a lot!
hi, I use a 580ex with an omni defuser
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?
[..YouTube..] when you start to take your first picture at a party night, what do you do? start in Av with lets say f4 with ISO 800 and see what the shutter will approximately be? or just go fully manual from the first time, see what that pic looks like, and then change?
and why did paul use spotmeting at all? to check what the ambient light would give with his settings?