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I feel as though I should know this, but I am having trouble wrapping my brain around it...
I currently have a basic studio setup with two 400ws monolights (sync speed is1/250th). Unfortunately, I can't afford a proper light meter ATM.
What I want to know is: what is the easiest/best way to meter/select the proper aperture setting without spending a lot of time with trial and error... or is trial and error the only way?
I currently have a basic studio setup with two 400ws monolights (sync speed is1/250th). Unfortunately, I can't afford a proper light meter ATM.
What I want to know is: what is the easiest/best way to meter/select the proper aperture setting without spending a lot of time with trial and error... or is trial and error the only way?