All of them are perfectly good options in the right context because every variable that controls how much light enters your camera has positives and negatives. Raising your ISO can introduce noise into your image and I almost never want that. Lowering the shutter speed may introduce more light but also might not allow me avoid motion blur. I chose aperture here because it was an easy example. But there may be downsides to opening up your aperture too much like if you let in too much light or your depth of field becomes so narrow that you cant properly get your entire subject in focus. (Like if you’re at f1.2 and have 3 people in your shot. Almost impossible to make sure all three are in focus).
I absolutely HATE Histograms. They are abstract in nature and besides, I can see with my eye what the exposure is on my camera. Hence i don't WASTE time using this abstraction.
This was very helpful and very clear. Appreciate the work you put into this!
Hey, Thanks!
Great tip with good explanations. Many thanks.
Thanks for the feedback! Glad it was helpful to you!
Why did you choose to shift appature to shift the exposure as compared to ISO or shutter speed?
All of them are perfectly good options in the right context because every variable that controls how much light enters your camera has positives and negatives. Raising your ISO can introduce noise into your image and I almost never want that. Lowering the shutter speed may introduce more light but also might not allow me avoid motion blur. I chose aperture here because it was an easy example. But there may be downsides to opening up your aperture too much like if you let in too much light or your depth of field becomes so narrow that you cant properly get your entire subject in focus. (Like if you’re at f1.2 and have 3 people in your shot. Almost impossible to make sure all three are in focus).
what exposer metor ?
It absolutely is not a waveform.
I absolutely HATE Histograms. They are abstract in nature and besides, I can see with my eye what the exposure is on my camera. Hence i don't WASTE time using this abstraction.
Cool. Thanks for the view.
No one cares what you use or don’t use, ppl are watching this because they use Histograms
And I don't care about your comment.@@weebsunit5575