EXPOSURE
EXPOSURE
and exposure situations
APPLICATION AREA
INCIDENT INSTEAD OF REFLECTED LIGHT MEASUREMENT
Incident light measurement delivers better measurement result which are independent of the subject’s characteristics.
APPLICATION AREA
PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE DARK / AT NIGHT
Exposure measurement conducted by the camera’s integrated meter usually has a duration of just 30 seconds – only external exposure meters conduct measurement over long periods of time of up to 60 minutes.
APPLICATION AREA
STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY WITH FLASH UNITS
Measuring Flash Exposure and Adjusting Light from Several Flash Units – Remote Triggering and Remote Control of Flash Units. Cameras are capable of controlling several system flash units and ascertaining exposure through the lens, but they can’t work with studio flash systems.
APPLICATION AREA
TIME EXPOSURE PHOTOGRAPHY WITH ND FILTERS
The ND filter factor is entered to the exposure meter as a correction factor and taken into consideration for the measurement.
APPLICATION AREA
STROBISTS
Working Manually with Compact Flash Units and Wireless Triggering – Adjustment of Light Conditions and Exposure Measurement
APPLICATION AREA
STUDIO, STAGE AND FILM LIGHTING
Exposure Measurement and Coordination of Light Sources by means of Photometric Measured Quantities (lux, cd/m²)
APPLICATION AREA
OUTDOOR FILL-IN FLASH
Exposure Measurement and Display of the Flash-to-Daylight Ratio
APPLICATION AREA
ANALOG PHOTOGRAPHY
Large Format, Rollfilm Format, 35 mm Format, Pinhole Cameras, Lomography, also as a Substitute for Defective Camera Exposure Meters
APPLICATION AREA
HDR PHOTOGRAPHY
Measured subject contrast (or also min., max. avg.) is used to determine bracketing.
APPLICATION AREA
INCIDENT INSTEAD OF REFLECTED LIGHT MEASUREMENT
Incident light measurement delivers better measurement result which are independent of the subject’s characteristics.
APPLICATION AREA
PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE DARK / AT NIGHT
Exposure measurement conducted by the camera’s integrated meter usually has a duration of just 30 seconds – only external exposure meters conduct measurement over long periods of time of up to 60 minutes.
APPLICATION AREA
STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY WITH FLASH UNITS
Measuring Flash Exposure and Adjusting Light from Several Flash Units – Remote Triggering and Remote Control of Flash Units. Cameras are capable of controlling several system flash units and ascertaining exposure through the lens, but they can’t work with studio flash systems.
APPLICATION AREA
TIME EXPOSURE PHOTOGRAPHY WITH ND FILTERS
The ND filter factor is entered to the exposure meter as a correction factor and taken into consideration for the measurement.
APPLICATION AREA
STROBISTS
Working Manually with Compact Flash Units and Wireless Triggering – Adjustment of Light Conditions and Exposure Measurement
APPLICATION AREA
STUDIO, STAGE AND FILM LIGHTING
Exposure Measurement and Coordination of Light Sources by means of Photometric Measured Quantities (lux, cd/m²)
APPLICATION AREA
OUTDOOR FILL-IN FLASH
Exposure Measurement and Display of the Flash-to-Daylight Ratio
APPLICATION AREA
ANALOG PHOTOGRAPHY
Large Format, Rollfilm Format, 35 mm Format, Pinhole Cameras, Lomography, also as a Substitute for Defective Camera Exposure Meters
APPLICATION AREA
HDR PHOTOGRAPHY
Measured subject contrast (or also min., max. avg.) is used to determine bracketing.
