Exposure Compensation – Correcting Problem Exposures in Bright Scenes

Video Photography Tutorial from www.PicturesByMom.com How to correct problem exposures in bright scenes using exposure compensation on your point and shoot or dslr camera. Learn How To Take Better Pictures! Click Here To Subscribe to More Video Photography Tutorials www.picturesbymom.com
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Timelapse Book: www.learntimelapse.com I’m so exited to share a new detailed time-lapse resource for both new and intermediate DSLR shooters. A few quick time-lapse tests and a preview of where the next tutorial video is based out of: Stratton Mountain Resort, Vermont. So lucky just to get the chance to be there but I wish I would have had more nights to shoot the snow groomers, truly amazing. New location ideas and where and how to use time-lapse motion equipment filled my head as I drove home to Rochester. I can’t stop thinking about it. I learned a lot about where I can improve stability, timing, and gained a little more experience shooting in winter weather on this trip. Learn more and stay up-to-date at www.learntimelapse.com Can’t wait to go back, Stratton is an epic place. http Great music “Sub Rosa” by Remote is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike License. Connect and support here: freemusicarchive.org

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Comments

  1. brown55061 says:

    You need to try doing some astrophotography time lapse. Stacking is more advanced than most people will want to tackle but you can do some amazing night sky things with a good dSLR. I’m just jealous because I have a crappy bridge came with virtually no time lapse capability. Someday!

  2. XTheLastSamuraiX says:

    very good video, in fact am surprising u don’t have much likes 😉
    hope u good life for u and family

  3. zineb khe says:

    Very nice , Absolutely love it , but i have one question about the software to transform the shots in my DSLR to a video of 10 or 20 seconds !

  4. ShadesOfAutumnSun says:

    Man, very cool ! I have a question about intervalometes, I have a canon7d and I’ wondering if I should purchase a canon brand valometer or a 3rd parity one? The price difference is huge between the two. The canon one as about 150.00 compared to a 3rd party one of about 50.00.

  5. LearnTimeLapse says:

    Thanks! Best of luck with your shots and honored to inspire. Let us know how your time-lapse comes out and if you have any questions along the way.

  6. MikeTheHamMan says:

    I’ve been watching your videos for a while now, and I’ve recently become inspired by your work. Keep doing what you’re doing. I absolutely love it! Hopefully I can do some amazing things with the tips you have provided.

  7. LearnTimeLapse says:

    Outstanding. The Appalachian trail is certainly on our life list.

  8. LearnTimeLapse says:

    Thanks

  9. BigSkyLapse says:

    Very nice. Keep up the good work.

  10. kookiemoose says:

    Nice. I’ve climbed this mtn many, many times. Slept on the peak too. The Appalachian Trail passes by topside.

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