ADVANCED Spot Metering Techniques (using Shadow & Highlight) !!!!

That was good.

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Excellent video! Thank you for providing this.

He is the best teacher on here makes learning fun

Outstanding video!!! Thank you for sharing.

Many thousand thanks to your very instructive and useful video on spot metering - you are a great teacher , very pedagogic !😀

No longer required in 2022 when cameras have almost 15 stops of DR.

Hello Andrew. Just Subscribed to your channel. I love the way you teach! Really good. I have question. When you spot meter with a nikon and you recompose, does the metering change when you take a picture? If you use back focus button, after taking the metering and making your changes, when you refocus, doesn't the metering settings change? Thank you in advance.

This is solid gold.

Hi. Brialliantly informative video, thank you. Just one question. Why did you use an ISO setting of 1600 .What was the deciding factor in your choice to use such a high number.

We love your work Andrew. Amazing. Thankyou so much.❤️

What of your model has a beard

You explanation is obvious and precise. I like. Thank you so much!

Brilliant...I've learnt more in the last 5 minutes than some years! Such a simple technique...I see myself using manual more and more now!

Always to the point and clears explanations, Andrew!
What would you suggest as the simpliest way to apply the same method with manual flash ( without using a flash meter)? Tanks a lot!

Thank you so much 😇😇❤❤

Love this video, but curious to know if you ever use Aperture Priority and center-weighed metering mode! Thanks

Love your work thanks so much for making photography a much easier journey to enjoy

1st person to have explained it so clearly to me

Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for. I've been trying to understand what was meant by exposing for the subject's skin. Thank you!

You are an amazing teacher!

Great video thank you very much sir! Great examples and explanations. :)

If you're shooting in RAW does it really matter that much if you're a stop out either way ?

you have the absolute best video's on photography on the whole internet. Truly world class!

This is one of the most concise, informative and intuitive videos about exposure I've ever seen. Thank you!

Thanks... Great information for metering... Also very beautiful model... Love the video...

Hi Andrew, is there a way to "lock" the exposure i like and to take a picture of the other area? something like half shutter to "lock" and move to the side for a better framing without affecting the focus.

Thank you

You are amazing sir... explains everything so in depth.... much appreciated..

What if you don't wanna change F stop and shutter speed, only the option would be changing ISO or using a light source for the subject to set a right exposure?

Thank you !

My question is what is the purpose of doing like that? What am I aiming to get by spot metering? I'm learning

The confusing part is that if you point the camera at a white wall the picture comes out grey, so the exposure compensation goes into the highlights zone to achieve correct exposure, the opposite happens for a black wall

Thanks, that was well done. You made this so easy to understand.

this was the best explanation i ever seen ! ✌️

I love ❤ the way you 👉 smile 🎄

So well presented and explained.

Thx ,Awesome !!!

I'm using a fujifilm camera so things are a little different but this is such a useful video, going to be really helpful in my photography, thank you

The more deeper and clearly in explanation about mettering and exposing. I'm owner of one APSC Fujifilm (expectacular due to the live histogram during de exposing and mettering pre process) but the ergonomic of the nikon cameras push me to buy one camera full frame. Maybe 810 or 850 . My interest (almost semi professional) are related to urban (street serious) and portrait expontaneous photography. And my questions is about metering. Single, Continuous / spot, 3d Or group. Your help push me to the right place to take a decision.
Thks.
Norberto Gonzi

Muchas gracias

Thank you. I’ve learned so much from you. Keep it up

Wow you’re great

Thank you very much. This is about the best info I found on this subject. Congratulations

Been looking for this type video for the longest time! Thank you

Thank you , very useful explanation.

Thank you for actually showing HOW TO USE the in-camera exposure meter in photography, and not just measure light. Absolutely fantastic. Glad I found you and subscribed to your premium courses. Keep up the good work.

Such a great video...thanks