Essential Digital SLR Exposure tip

Nice. Now how about a Pete special "2 Min. EPHOTOZINE.TV tip" series... please?

Thanks, yes that's possible, but I'd like feedback. Does a quick tip like this appeal in video format or would you rather read it in a few seconds on a html (article) page?

I'd like to see both!
Things like this are much quicker understood by the video method though.

Oh, and where is that shutter release?? The tripod is wasted without it!

Ian

To paraphrase, as they say "a Video is worth a thousand words". There is so much more I gained from watching this clip that I would have done so if it were in HTML format. Although being "greedy" both would be nice.

Additionally these sort of "tips" are precisely what a lot of the digital mags dont do well.

Look forward to more of the same.

Michael

PS: Like Ian stated, it was interesting that a cable release was not used.

This is exactly what I want from Ephotozine.tv. A quick video tip like this is perfect. Now I understand why a lot of my pictures are under exposed, I move my face a way from my view finder all of the time. Good tip.

Lisa

I agree, this is a great little hint. These short video tips work well.

Shutter cable release... nah, just use the timed release on the Pentax... job done!

Light Entering Viewfinder Excellent tip for amateurs.

Thanks!

This is why I only look the viewfinder to frame my shots. After that, I back away, take the shot, look at it on the LCD, then readjust if i need something else.