See shots of the Mets hat here: www.flickr.com In the first of several episodes on metering, Mark Wallace talks about ETTL metering and different metering modes.
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Thanks, that makes sense and helps a lot
i use the spot metering a lot …especially in portraiture to get the eye/eyes in focus…. am i doing that right? thanks you… i enjoy your videos!
If your not shoot landscape getting blinkies in something other than your subject isn’t bad
Great vid, helps alot. Metering is tricky, at the mo i get blinkies even when i under expose
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Wow. Thanks a lot. This was extremely simple and helpful.
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Hi Mark,
this maybe a stupid question but is this affects the focusing on the subject?
excellent video!! thanks!
thanks man 😀
spot metering
what kind of metering would you use for portraits?
Very useful one, thanks
you are a good teacher for us
5 people REALLY don’t like the mets.
Awesome!
Great lesson Mark
thanks mark
Very good tutorial Mark !
Also excellent the samples on Flickr for comparing the metering modes.
I allways follow you.
Regards from Buenos Aires.
with center weighted average metering if you hold the button halfway down, like center focusing, and move it to one side or the other (to conform to the rule of thirds) does it take the center weight when you pressed it halfway down, or is it diffferent than focusing?
my canon 50d got all of this metering functions..awesomeness tutorial! woohoo!
Thank you so much for the clear and informative video.