Have you ever been filming and got awesome footage just to get home, upload it, and find that it was underexposed or overexposed? Well, your camera metering system may not be telling you exactly what you think it is. Learn how to understand your various camera metering modes in this camera metering tutorial!
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Understanding what is exposure and getting it right can be difficult at first with so many different settings on your camera and exposure meter. In this video you’ll learn about stops of light and how that relates to understanding exposure using your camera metering system. You’ll learn what evaluative metering, center-weighted metering, and spot metering are as well as best times to use those various camera metering modes. We hope this video by Camber Motion will help you understand metering in camera so that you can always get your exposure nailed in order to get the best footage possible!
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Thank you! Great info and teaching style
thanks bro
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I like the way this guys explains things!!
Does this only relate to using the view finder?
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How to choose spot metering to shoot a video using Canon 70D? If it allows
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Very helpful presentation. Shortly I will be joining some phtog friends to shoot 4th of July fireworks. Any tips in this regard ? Thanks
Thank you for this video. I would love to hear your explanation of the Ansel Adams zone system
Thank you, very informative
This is a big help imma try Spot from now on see how it comes out here and there
very helpful, thanks my guy
Beautiful explanation. I love this.
Very helpful
Appreciate this! I have the Sony a7 III and so many times my shot looks great but my exposure meter is saying it's blown out or underexposed. I'm going to try spot metering from now on.
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Thanks so much for this 👌🏻