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- 6 Tips On Digital Photography
by Johnny Sinclair. Just got your brand new digital camera? Or are you a seasoned user who wanted to take better shots? With some efforts and skills, you can definitely take beautiful shots with just a point-and-shoot digital camera. Below are 6 tips on digital photography that you can use:
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External or Hand Held Minolta Light Meter - The Photographers Secret Weapon.
http://www.clickherephotographytips.com External Light / Flash Meters are not readily used by beginner photographers, although they are still in use today by professional photographers in Photographic Studios. They are a vital tool for determining the output of your photographic flash equipment, or; to determine the amount of light reflecting from your subject toward the camera (ambient light).
If you are taking photographs outside and you may not have a lot of faith in the flash output, you can simply use the meter to measure the exposure, although; there are a few rules that you need to be aware of when using the meter
The Three basic rules are:
1). The meter must be set to the correct ASA / ISO rating for the film or digital sensor within your camera.
2). The reading should be taken from the subject pointing toward the camera as this will give the most correct exposure reading.
3). These light / flash meters are extremely accurate and measure exposure at 18% grey this is the same setting that most inbuilt camera exposure meters.
This type of light / flash meter can assist you in achieving more accurate exposures as internal light meters can be fooled by different colours and lighting situations. For example incorrect exposure reading can be caused when photographing in very bright lighting conditions such as snow, sand etc. These meters can also be fooled when photographing dark tones or when there is a limited amount of light available for your photography.
An advantage of using an external light / flash meter is that, it is possible to change your shutter speed and read the corresponding aperture, or; you can also do this the other way
By changing your aperture to determine the correct shutter speed for your photograph.
In addition to being able to do this, it is also possible to change your ISO /ASA rrating on the meter and to easily see the difference that this will have on both shutter speed and aperture. This could be useful in determining the effect of going to a faster film (higher ISO / ASA), or; going from a faster film to a slower film (lower ISO / ASA).
Sure, you may be thinking I can already do this with my digital camera Yes, you are correct, however; how will you measure the exposure of an external flash such as a studio flash?
This item is not necessarily what I would class as a vital piece of equipment for every photographer, however; although I do not use it every day, it is one of the more useful items that I carry around in my camera bag
This video tutorial has been produced to provide you with some assistance and advice in regard to making this very important decision...
Do I need an external light / flash meter?
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