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This video is a clip from a recent remote controlled photo session of our Good Light Academy. In this video I share with you how I use a spot metering to improve the exposure of my portait photos in an LED powered photo shoot.
Gear shown in this video:
Falconeyes RX-36 TDX (
Sony a7R II (
Sony FE 24-70mm GM (
I wish you good light!
Michael
Great video thank you 🙂
what's the model instagram?
Thank You!
Really useful, thank you!
It will work for a darker skin tones?
Thank you!
Hi Michael- this is good for constant lights, but what about strobes.
Hi I looked on line to find the Falcon Eyes RX-36TDX but couldnt seem to find one 🙁 can you recommand where I can purchase this please?
You deserve my like
I cannot tell you enough how much your tutorials help me, if nothing more than serve as inspiration. Thank you!
Very informative, thanks!
👍👍 which software are you using to shoot tethering ?? Great vid btw!!
now this is how itshould be done!
very informative! I would love to see more content like this in 1080p instead of 720p.
Mike as a pro photographer myself I have been following you for years! Excellent as always….. You have always been one of my favorite channels period
great tutorial on spot metering portraits. thank you
😂 came for tips on spot metering.. got a channel 5 soft porn 😂
Hallo where is teethering toolsprogramm Dwonload link please thank you
Great video! Could you make a video how to set your color in camera and lightroom to have a perfect skin tones?
😂 this photog such a perv
As always very interesting and informative! Thank you!
Thanks Michael. That interface on the A7RII is really nice.
Hello, somewhat unrelated question, does Sony have tethering software? can you tell me what software you are using? thank you
Great video !
great info as always cousin Michael. Great job and beautiful portraits and lighting. keep up the good work.. cheers
Spot metering in Manual mode???? there is no metering in manual mode. Unless you use auto ISO, but then it is not manual mode.
Great to see you back. It's been a while. Looking forward to more tips from you.
Using constant light and mirrorless camera offer faster solution to find desired exposure than using spot metering value. Setting up Zebra to value you know is the maximum safe exposure for post proccess, It is easy to know where are clipping highlights and where are not clipping just by rotating any dial (aperture, shutter speed, ISO). I use manual mode 99% of the time and avoiding clipping highlights where I do not want them just in 2 seconds.
Good to see you are well cousin! Great stuff as usual!
Absolutely amazing….. thank you
Great tutorial Michael. Thank You 🙏
Interesting and informative as always. Your wife is a wonderful model. You are very lucky my friend.
Hi Michael and cousin. Video like always with good sense of humour and knowledge easy to "Take". Thanks.
Always look forward to your tutorials…..
So good to see you two again!
Nice tutorial. The "naked apron" theme is very interesting and one of my favorites because you can shoot your model in virtually any room (kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom etc.)
Welcome back!!! We waiting you so long!!!
Brilliant video. Learning a lot. How would you manage the metering if you were working with studio flash lights?
Great tutorial, thanks Michael.