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How to use a light meter with speedlights

https://www.ginamilicia.com/ There are two ways to light a shot 1. Chimping 2. Use a light meter Chimping was a term that was made up shortly after the introduction of digital cameras. It’s when you see photographers take a photo then look at the back of the screen, take another shot and look and the back of the screen and keep shooting and looking and shooting and looking. This is often accompanied by “OOs” and “Ahs” and when you start to see photographers doing it over and over they resemble chimps … OO! OO! OO! There is nothing wrong with chimping but it’s not very accurate and if you are trying to add light to your images then I highly recommend you invest in a light meter. It takes all the guesswork out of lighting. In this tutorial, I’ll share my step by step approach to lighting with speedlights using a light meter. I’m using The Minolta 1V. I’ve had this light meter for 25 years. They can be picked up used for around $100. Gina Milicia was a world leading photographer who worked with high profile clients in the entertainment, fashion and lifestyle industries. She also pursued her own personal projects often travelling and sharing her adventures. Gina mentored aspiring photographers and it was her wish that her tutorials and teaching be made available for free to help emerging photographers improve their skills and build their own careers. If you enjoy this video, please do share it. how to use a lightmeter with speedlights Original