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Exposure Compensation: Ask David Bergman

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Today's question: “Please explain exposure compensation. Sounds simple, but what’s really going on there?”
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@franksamet 4 года назад

Thank you for explaining the circumstance of when you would use exposure compensation as opposed to spot metering.

@earthwalker4538 4 года назад

Thanks David for another awesome video. I have learned so much from you and adorama. I appreciate all you all do for the photography community!

@eddiespark4444 4 года назад

Brilliantly explained and practiced. Thank you.

@otavioleitefotografia 4 года назад

Straight to the point! Great video!

@TheJohnnieMedina 4 года назад

Best explanation I've heard yet on EC and FEC. Well done mate!

@domm2293 3 года назад

Oh hey Google

@thenexthobby 4 года назад

Nice! I'm aware of some pros who shoot Manual in ever-changing run-and gun events when they need to lock two legs of the exposure triangle and adjust the third (manually) depending on what they're being told at the time by the meter. The issue is that many cameras, when being told to automatically control one or two aspects, will "silently prefer" some settings or ranges. You have to really know your camera's design in order to trust even the semi-auto modes.

@DavidBergmanPhoto 4 года назад

The Next Hobby That works!

@Willymaze 4 года назад

Best advice at the end: put the dials back to zero. Happened to me way too many times.

@chuckdevlin6143 4 года назад

Excellent video.

@bkcampb 2 года назад

Excellent class

@rvarelagonzaga 4 года назад

Thank you Master David

@ImaginetMedia 4 года назад

Excellent information. Thanks

@ki6ada2005 4 года назад

Thank you for the easy explanation. I keep forgetting I can set my flash exposure individually for each channel in ETT-L mode.

@sabesyed222 4 года назад

Love your videos! Keep them coming!

@Springermom2 4 года назад

Great explanation ! Ty!

@studio9guy 4 года назад

Oh, so THAT's what it does. Thanks David.

@azhagustudio5943 4 года назад

Very nice explain..Sir.👍

@marclabro 4 года назад

nice tuto ! very useful

@johnnydee7480 4 года назад

Fantastic video! Thanks a bunch!

@gregorysargeant6305 4 года назад

Great video very informative straight to the point

@swimgc 4 года назад

awesome

@johnwhite5060 4 года назад

oh my,how simple that was. thank you...

@youtube1sm 4 года назад

Thank you very much

@notallaboutmeministry3285 Год назад

Good advice to set the exposure compensation back to zero

@ayechapin1 Год назад

Great video... how would you set it if you were photographing stars at night? TIA

@Triplebuc50 4 года назад

Good, although couid be a slower presentation, my Head is spinning!!!!

@buffalobob2002 4 года назад

He didn't answer the question. He explained what exposure compensation did, but not how it did it.

@DavidBergmanPhoto 4 года назад

buffalobob2002 Each camera is a bit different, but I do say in the video that most of them have a plus / minus that you can adjust.

@buffalobob2002 4 года назад

@@DavidBergmanPhoto What does it adjust? Shutter speed, aperture or ISO. If it is a mix, how is it mixed?

@uxo2255 4 года назад

So David, I understand flash compensation when you set it on the flash. But doesn't some cameras have flash compensation as a camera setting? How does using it there differ from adjusting the shot shoe mounted flash controller.

@DavidBergmanPhoto 4 года назад

UXO22 Some cameras allow access to the flash settings in the camera menus. It’s the same as setting them in the individual flashes (or using the external wireless transmitter). I like the transmitter (for Canon, it’s the st-e3-rt) because it’s gives you more groups, and other settings.

@joeljrichards 4 года назад

Face priority exposure is only new on Canon.

@alwinbenjamin Год назад

🔥

@rgarciamainou 4 года назад

Hey Dave, one follow up question. When we use exposure compensation on the camera, which part of the exposure triangle are we actually modifying? Is the camera adjusting exp time? Opening more the diaphragm? Moving the iso? Neither? I ask because any of those could end up changing the result we want...

@nelsonfoote7641 4 года назад

rgarciamainou I was wondering the same thing.

@DavidBergmanPhoto 4 года назад

Great question. It depends which mode you’re shooting in. For example, in aperture priority (usually called Av), you set the aperture and ISO and the camera changes the shutter speed. In full program, you never really know what it’s going to do since the camera controls all three settings.

@georgeaguagallo3689 4 года назад

But the meter don't appear in manual mode how can i adjust the compesation

@EdwardBliffin Год назад

No air quotes this video 🤣

@ThePanacon 4 года назад

Does your model have an instagram account? She's gorgeous. :-)

@DavidBergmanPhoto 4 года назад

Evander Quinn instagram.com/rosie_sowa?igshid=199f1pwvd3fyv

@pfavayi 4 года назад

Your first explanation is wrong. Exposure is NOT how bright or dark an image is. Exposure is how much LIGHT is reaching this image. Exposure compensation refers to how bright or dark an image is - and this has to do with exposure (shutter speed plus aperture) and the ISO (the sensitivity to light of the image sensor)

@uxo2255 4 года назад

Isn't how bright or dark an image directly proportional to how much light is reaching the subject(s). Also, you use the work image, you don't have an image until after you have taken the shot. Therefore light can't reach the image, it reaches the subject.

@DavidBergmanPhoto 4 года назад

pfavayi We’re essentially saying the same thing and we can agree to disagree on the semantics. :)

@pfavayi 4 года назад

@@DavidBergmanPhoto No we are not saying the same thing. You are talking of EXOOSURE but what you really are talking about is EXPOSURE COMPENSATION. Exposure refers to how much LIGHT is coming into the camera. It's governed by the 1)shutter speed, the 2)aperture opening and the 3)size of sensor. Exposure compensation refers to the BRIGHTNESS of the image. It's governed by the 1)shutter speed, the 2)aperture opening ,the 3)size of sensor AND THE 4)ISO OF THE SENSOR. This is where the EXPOSURE TRIANGLE comes into effect. It also includes anything else that you can do to make the image brighter and this includes 5)software tweaks as well , 6) image processing and 7)firmwre updates

@pfavayi 4 года назад

@@uxo2255 Light from the surroundings bounces off this subject and lands on the image sensor

@pfavayi 4 года назад

@@uxo2255 No we are not saying the same thing. You are talking of EXOOSURE but what you really are talking about is EXPOSURE COMPENSATION. Exposure refers to how much LIGHT is coming into the camera. It's governed by the 1)shutter speed, the 2)aperture opening and the 3)size of sensor. Exposure compensation refers to the BRIGHTNESS of the image. It's governed by the 1)shutter speed, the 2)aperture opening ,the 3)size of sensor AND THE 4)ISO OF THE SENSOR. This is where the EXPOSURE TRIANGLE comes into effect. It also includes anything else that you can do to make the image brighter and this includes 5)software tweaks as well , 6) image processing and 7)firmwre updates