数码摄影测光方法技巧（Digital photography photometry techniques）.docVIP

数码摄影测光方法技巧（Digital photography photometry techniques） Digital photography photometry techniques First, metering tips: digital photography, a few reasonable metering skills: Shoot the snow scene, you can first press the shutter half of your hand, which is to measure their own skin, and then to the kind of snow you want to shoot the shutter, then the snow is white. Similarly, people who wear black clothes should also measure their faces before shooting them When shooting bright objects, you should use an index of 1~2 higher than the meter, while the dark object should be appropriately reduced exposure. Taking pictures during a very sunny season will make a big difference between the photos, so you must measure the brightness and darkness of the scene, and take photos with the average exposure index. Tips: remember the berkelium some substances, the reflection value close to 18%, we may be very useful shooting in complex conditions: Grass (mowing grass) However, note that not very green or yellow green, grass; Most green leaves or leaves of plants; Some, but not all, trunks; The old, restored asphalt and concrete (which is very useful); Long standing wood without oil; The red / brown brick, including cement wall; The dry leaves. Two, camera metering method The structure and function of the camera as they, therefore, the metering system and method and to adapt to the different. At present, almost all digital camera metering methods are TTL (Through the lens) and automatic metering (Auto Exposure) system, through the lens to photometry. So, let me introduce some basic knowledge of TTL photometry. As for the metering technique of individual meter, you should ask the heroes of the tribe to come forward and give us a lesson. Through the lens metering mode (TTL) with convenient carrying and operation characteristics, and in the use of filters or bellows can conveniently and directly measure the light through the filter or bellows barrier, attenuated brightness value. Basical