guitarmy
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Question:
Say I want to shoot something at night that is basically lit up by huge, super bright spotlights. For example, an outdoor hockey rink. I want to shoot the overall scene, which includes the lights themselves. So how do I expose the whole scene properly without having burnt-out lights? Spot meter the lights with a slower shutter to let in ambient light?
I'm confused.
Say I want to shoot something at night that is basically lit up by huge, super bright spotlights. For example, an outdoor hockey rink. I want to shoot the overall scene, which includes the lights themselves. So how do I expose the whole scene properly without having burnt-out lights? Spot meter the lights with a slower shutter to let in ambient light?
I'm confused.