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How To Use A Light Meter Shooting Portraits

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How To Use A Light Meter Shooting Portraits

36,803 views October 6, 2020 11:54

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Exposing your film is really important and using a light meter is a handy tool to do so. Braedon uses the Sekonic L-358 and shows how he shoots a model in both back-lit and front-light lighting situations.

His camera for this shoot is a Pentax 67II with the 105mm F2.4 lens.

As always, please comment with questions or let us know other topics you would like to learn about.

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Film Supply Club published this 11:54 video tutorial on October 6, 2020. It has been watched 36,803 times on YouTube.

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