Who Me? |
How do you judge you SS I was just wondering how you all judge your syncro sun?
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Just download somebody else's. Haaaaaaaaa Ha Ha Ha. Yuk Yuk
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Samuel Smith |
i gotta agree with the joker. but is gotham city safe? by the way,i'm so tupid,i did'nt understand the question.
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Who Me? |
its finding a middle ground between sunlight and flash. For example, you are shooting in the forest and hotspots are coming through. You use a flash with a soft box to get the subject closer to the hot light.
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W. |
Set fill-flash, let the camera's metering system worry about it, bracket, and shoot RAW.
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Mike Rubin |
W.S has the right answer.
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
One answer. Bracketing and depending on changing things with a raw file will get you there eventually.
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Who Me? |
Greg knows one answer and Mike knows that W.S. answer is right. Surprised no one shoots it manually and gets it right the first time by light metering. If you bracket and are shooting someone you might miss an expression or emotion by trying to get the exposure right.
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W. |
Absolutely. That's the trade off. You asked about the exposure, didn't you? However, it improves your chances to catch that particular expression or emotion if you bracket. Because you know you will at least get the exposure right. So you can stop worrying about it and apply all your skills as a people photographer to get the right expression or emotion out!
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Who Me? |
sound more like russian roulette
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Mike Rubin |
I thought this was a question, not a test. If you feel that your way is the only way to do it why ask others? There are many ways to achieve a result when it comes to photography
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Samuel Smith |
so,you forgot your reflector.i hate that. and russian roulette goes a lot faster if the gun is fully loaded,and being the polite guy I am,i always allow my opponent the first shot. by the way,if a flash falls in a forest,does it still make a sound? I would also think,scary,that you would want those dramatic hotspots.blazing shafts of light,yet the correct exposure on the subject,hmmm. bit of misdirection there slick,sam
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Derek, or currently Derek, that's what I meant. You can go thru the bracketing or you can get your measurements and do it that way without all the bracketing. Inferring that it wasn't a right way like there was a correct answer to it, but it was just one way to do.
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Who Me? |
thick woods & nowhere to reflect, not a test and your style (the way you do it)is what they pay for. Just want to see where I stand in all of this. Like the butter on my popcorn, love it.
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W. |
"your style (the way you do it)is what they pay for" Really?
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Who Me? |
like a CHARM blow pop, your employees drinking on the job?
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