Don't make this Rookie MISTAKE in your photography! | Beginner tip on great exposure

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 16

  • @CoffeeandPhotographyTalk
    @CoffeeandPhotographyTalk  Год назад

    It takes making mistakes to learn; hope mine helps you!

  • @georgedavall9449
    @georgedavall9449 Год назад

    Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Nice work!

  • @petermcginty3636
    @petermcginty3636 Год назад

    Many thanks, Hayward. I also think that your advice applies beyond portrait photography. I always seem to get caught up in getting that shot "right now". Then, in post, I look at it and go, "oh, I didn't see that fire hydrant there". Yes, I need to pause and look around some more before I hit the button. 😂

  • @lawrencekeeney4317
    @lawrencekeeney4317 Год назад

    Another great video, as usual.

  • @johannesschroeder5117
    @johannesschroeder5117 Год назад

    Hello Hayward, great video to show the mistake and the correction. Thank you for sharing this content. Best regards from Germany

  • @deejshiva1434
    @deejshiva1434 Год назад

    Hi sir I buy light meter so we can use the light meter outdoor with flashlight

  • @allee2445
    @allee2445 Год назад

    Great advice Howard. What if the only available time of the day is, lets say early afternoon? Thanks in advance

    • @CoffeeandPhotographyTalk
      @CoffeeandPhotographyTalk  Год назад +1

      Happens all the time, that’s when my usual process works best; get the subject under a shady spot and add light to the face. Thanks for watching!

  • @walterhall9682
    @walterhall9682 Год назад

    Hey why not just use regular photos instead of adding Lightroom to it to enhance everything I’m an old photographer and I mean Old from way back into 60s and I just use my normal photo and I’ll try my best to get exactly what I want and my wife complains I take too long to take a pictureI just wanna know why you just don’t use a picture that you take and use that people have to use that light to enhance everything to make it look better. Well it looks good just the way you take it.

    • @CoffeeandPhotographyTalk
      @CoffeeandPhotographyTalk  Год назад +1

      Same as the dark room really. All negatives were never just contact printed with nothing else done right? Clients are looking for a piece of art and it’s my job to give it to them.

    • @petermcginty3636
      @petermcginty3636 Год назад

      Thank you for your comment. I do appreciate the value of traditional photography methods and, at the same time, I appreciate newer tools and techniques. I find that it is really helpful to use a blend of both. 🎉

  • @petermcginty3636
    @petermcginty3636 Год назад

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