Fundamentals of Handheld Exposure Meters explains the mode of operation and function of exposure meters as used in contemporary digital photography. Our own way of working with and viewing the handheld exposure meter. Many photographers say that you don’t need this thing any more today. This is simply not true. We’ll show you why, as well as how an exposure meter can be used neutrally and objectively.
FUNDAMENTALS OF HANDHELD EXPOSURE METERS
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