Thursday, 25 August 2011

Flower photography Tip: Metering and exposure differences


Think I need a better title for the video and the blog post, any suggestions?







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7 comments:

  1. love your videos! quick question, what tripod are you using in the metering video, that orangish looking one?

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  2. Hi Dom, loving all your videos so far! been really really informative, keep up the good work. As for a title for the video, how about "Power To Your Flower Shots"?

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  3. I think the video should be titled whatever it was you said at 3:17. I literally busted out laughing.

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  4. great post as always and greetings from the US. This is a fun example of what I think is called, low key images (black background) that is normally done in studio or on location with flashes. You've shown everyone a way to do something cool without a lot of gear. its really all about using shutter speed to subtract light until only the brightest objects in a scene are left visible.
    thanks! marc from san deigo (fceexp1@aol.com)

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  5. I love all the photos....Memories play a vital role in our life so choose good photographer in your wedding. Thanks.:)

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  6. How do you do this on Nikon D5100????...

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  7. Hi, i came across your vid after trying to find out how to create a black background in my sport images.
    Have you any suggestions on how to get this effect using Nikon D5300 please i have altered it to spot meter but doesn't do what yours does.
    Thank you

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