Exposure at April Prac Night
24/04/09 13:07 Filed in: Education
EXPOSURE AND HISTOGRAMS - RAW WINS!!
A big turn out nearing 50 attended the practical night for April. This must be one of the biggest prac night turn outs in years. Well done to Jeff and team for doing something right!! Lock in that formula!!
There are some links I’d like to give you from the talk.
1, First of all, the Luminous Landscape website that some already knew about but for those who don’t, click here.
2. Within the luminous landscape site was an article on Ansel Adams’s Zone System entitled A Simplified Zone System. Click here for the direct link. This article contains the table of descriptions of the various zones. Although it was written about film, most of it is still relevant in the digital age.
3. Another interesting article from the same website called Understanding Exposure. Click here to go directly to it or find it in the Understanding series of articles.
By the way, if you are inspired by what you see on this website, the club has subscribed to a number of the DVD Journals. See Alwyn Milligan, the Librarian, about borrowing a copy.
Today is RAW day. If you don’t start shooting RAW after last night’s maths exercise, then I don’t know what it will take to cause the shift.
Enjoy levels by the thousand,
David Magahy
Webmaster
P.S. I hope to expand the members gallery greatly by the end of the day with thanks to Rhonda Ramage who has kindly renamed all the images from the comps over the past 4 months.
A big turn out nearing 50 attended the practical night for April. This must be one of the biggest prac night turn outs in years. Well done to Jeff and team for doing something right!! Lock in that formula!!
There are some links I’d like to give you from the talk.
1, First of all, the Luminous Landscape website that some already knew about but for those who don’t, click here.
2. Within the luminous landscape site was an article on Ansel Adams’s Zone System entitled A Simplified Zone System. Click here for the direct link. This article contains the table of descriptions of the various zones. Although it was written about film, most of it is still relevant in the digital age.
3. Another interesting article from the same website called Understanding Exposure. Click here to go directly to it or find it in the Understanding series of articles.
By the way, if you are inspired by what you see on this website, the club has subscribed to a number of the DVD Journals. See Alwyn Milligan, the Librarian, about borrowing a copy.
Today is RAW day. If you don’t start shooting RAW after last night’s maths exercise, then I don’t know what it will take to cause the shift.
Enjoy levels by the thousand,
David Magahy
Webmaster
P.S. I hope to expand the members gallery greatly by the end of the day with thanks to Rhonda Ramage who has kindly renamed all the images from the comps over the past 4 months.
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