Earlier we looked at a live histogram display from a camera. That's where I see a…histogram superimposed over my scene on my LCD screen on the back of my camera.…A live histogram can be useful.…The problem with it is, as you move the camera around, the histogram is…jumping all around.…I find it pretty complicated.…I prefer to work by shooting an image and then reviewing the image and turning…on a histogram display on the back of my camera.…Here is a kind of a typical information view in playback mode on a camera, and…as you can see, I have got a histogram here.…
If you go into playback mode on your camera, and you don't see a histogram,…you will just see a big full-screen image, maybe with some of this exposure data or not,…it doesn't mean your camera can't generate a histogram.…It may just mean that you have to cycle through a couple of different screens of…information before you get to something like this.…And here you can see exactly what we saw before.…This is a typical histogram.…I have got black over here, white over here, and so what I am seeing from this…
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12/23/2010- What is exposure?
- Exploring camera modes
- Light metering
- Shooting sharp images
- Controlling shutter speed
- Understanding f-stops
- Controlling motion
- Working with a shallow depth of field
- Measuring aperture
- Shooting in low light conditions
- Performing manual light balance
- Working with the histogram
- Using fill flash
- Understanding reciprocity
Skill Level Intermediate
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1. Introduction
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Welcome1m 53s
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What is exposure?4m 8s
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A word about camera brands2m 40s
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2. Exposure Fundamentals
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What is a camera?2m 52s
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The shutter3m 53s
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The aperture1m 33s
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Exposure defined1m 13s
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3. Camera Anatomy
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Modes2m 7s
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Pressing the shutter button2m 54s
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Autofocus5m 22s
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Light metering2m 3s
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White balance1m 24s
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4. Shutter Speed Fundamentals
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Shooting sharp images1m 58s
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Noting shutter speed4m 3s
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Stop defined2m 50s
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Shutter priority mode4m 34s
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Reciprocity3m 13s
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Controlling motion7m 8s
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Shutter speed increments2m 21s
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5. Aperture in Depth
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Depth of field1m 53s
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How aperture is measured2m 42s
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Aperture priority mode4m 57s
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Lens speed53s
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Shooting deep depth of field3m 53s
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How shallow should you be?2m 47s
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6. Working with ISO
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Shooting in low light3m 32s
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7. White Balance
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White balance controls5m 37s
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Shooting raw4m 28s
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8. Metering Modes
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How light meters work1m 47s
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9. Exposure Compensation
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Intentional overexposure2m 40s
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Intentional underexposure1m 42s
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Controlling tone2m 31s
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The histogram10m 4s
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Real-world histograms5m 49s
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Tone and color2m 16s
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Auto exposure bracketing3m 57s
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10. Dynamic Range
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Dynamic range2m 24s
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Exposing for highlights4m 15s
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Fill flash3m 11s
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11. Manual Mode
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Manual mode2m 6s
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Manual mode and light meters4m 52s
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Manual exposure exercise5m 28s
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12. Advanced Program Mode
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Custom modes and A-DEP1m 39s
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Program shift3m 52s
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Conclusion
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Exposure strategy3m 51s
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Goodbye39s
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