Free webinar on mastering exposure for lanscape photography
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Thanks for posting. Trying my hand at landscapes this next few weeks. Can always use all the help I can get.
Jul 17, 2013 10:25:26 #
charryl wrote:
Thanks for posting. Trying my hand at landscapes this next few weeks. Can always use all the help I can get.
Good luck. :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Whyfret1 wrote:
Geared to retired or unemployed if at 1pm! Darn!!!
That's the beauty of being retired! :lol:
Jul 18, 2013 17:50:39 #
Did anyone watch this - I did. I thought it was very good - obviously they're promoting the Sekonic L758 series of light meters, especially for landscape photography. The main take-away from the webcast is that for landscape situations where there is a wide dynamic range the light meter can help you expose close to the high end without clipping the highlights - then using Lightroom or Camera Raw make adjustments to bring out the details in the underexposed and overexposed areas. I think this can also be done just as well using the meter in the camera as long as you know its limits relative to the camera's capabilities - requires experimentation. Also can accomplish the same with exposure stacking (ie. HDR). It's worth watching - use bcheary's link for the replay.
Jul 18, 2013 18:42:09 #
ecobin wrote:
Did anyone watch this - I did. I thought it was ve... (show quote)
Thanks for viewing. I was unable to listen in due to other commitments. I have listened to some of their other webinars and they are usually pretty informative.
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