Crash Course: Metering for Film and Digital Photography
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Your one stop shop for everything I know about metering for film photography and digital photography.
00:00 Intro
01:26 Rules of Thumb
04:46 Built in Meters
07:28 The Grey Card
08:05 Digital Cameras
09:12 External Meters
12:22 Real Life Metering Test
16:41 Quick Tips
17:55 Wrap Up and Acknowledgements
Shot on location in Arlington, VA
June 2024
Instagram: @adambro.photo
Website: www.adambro.com
Inquiries: filmhoarder@gmail.com
Camera: Minolta SRT-202, Nikon AD3, Sony a7R II
Film: Kodak Portra 400 and Kodak ColorPlus (technically)
Meter: Sekonic Flashmate L-308S (L-308X)
Film Developing by Nice Film Club (use code 2FE345 for 1 free dev/scan credit with the purchase of a membership)
Film Scanned with a Sony a7Rii and converted with Negative Lab Pro in Lightroom CC
Music from Epidemic Sound
You’ve single handedly revolutionized my photography… are you happy now?
Oh Bryan, you're too kind
@@lightleakss my friend you have grown in leaps and bounds! I’m so happy to watch where this takes you.
I learned something on UA-cam today. Thanks for teaching me how to expose myself, Adam!
Happy to help Evan!
Fantastic video...look forward to more of your knowledge and content...
Thank you for watching! Hopefully you can put the information to good use
love the video I've been trying to teach some friend interested in film photography and this is an amazing video to help them learn to properly expose their pictures thank you!
Thank you for the kind words! I hope you and your friends find the information useful
Picked up one of them sekonics as a hand me down with no idea how to read the readings, this is coming in at a great time
That's great to hear! I'd recommend taking the extra time to meter with both your camera and the Sekonic to get a feel for how they operate in different scenarios. Good luck!
Amazing video, thank you
Well played young fella..........Don't give up on that home ownership. In the 80s a home costing say $80k seemed unreal v when it cost your parents $3k in 1963.....I'm not making light of real issues, but keep striving....
I appreciate the encouragement. We're all just trying to do our best out here
Why are you in a pile of clothes?
It's my (way too small) closet. The acoustics were great!