Our new compendium answers questions covering all aspects of issues associated with handheld exposure meters in digital photography. Find out more about the functions included with exposure meters and how to use them, as well as the characteristics of light, white balancing and much more.
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TM-30-15 is a new IES standard for evaluating the color rendering of light sources and uses 99 reference colors distributed over the entire color space.
The video fully explains the mode of operation and function of GOSSEN’s exposure meters for use in contemporary digital photography.
The use of an exposure meter pays off in order to be able to keep the lighting situation under control at a photo shoot. It makes it possible to precisely determine the amount of light at every place within the image.
When a subject is illuminated with flash, the respective flash power of the individual light sources has to be adjusted to your camera’s exposure parameters. Read more on this issue in excerpts from a book published by Rheinwerk Verlag.
Above all, exposing a photo involves influencing two quantities: f-stop and shutter speed. Read more about this issue in an excerpt from a book published by Rheinwerk Verlag.
Exposure metering in the studio with flash can’t be executed automatically by the camera because the light source is only active at the moment the image is recorded. Read more about this issue in an excerpt from a book published by Rheinwerk Verlag.
A Boxer, an Orchestra and a Golden Chain. Read more about this story in the article published by photography magazine “camera”.
Read an excerpt from the June 2015 edition of trade journal Gebäudedigital here, and find out more about standards and regulations for workplace lighting.
Read an excerpt from the June 2015 edition of trade journal Gebäudedigital here, and find out more about required safety and health protection with regard to workplace lighting.
