DocFrankenstein
Clinically Insane?
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Basically you need to get an understanding what shutter speed, aperture and ISO is. Then you need to understand the algorithm of the camera used to determined those values to achieve a proper exposure.duelinthedeep said:its quite funny. i dont know how to meter properly. how do you meter properly?if you dont mind me asking.
and the whole note thing.....photogs keep telling me to track all my exposures(write it down in a log book). i'm not sure if that is what you're talking about but how does that work? i dont really know how to do that..
Those are rudimentary basics of photography and a lot of people are challenged by them. So you should take your time, especially if you're not mathematically inclined.