Getting it Right in Camera: Ep 235: Digital Photography 1 on 1: Adorama Photography TV

AdoramaTV Presents Digital Photography One on One. In this episode Mark Wallace boldly declares that it is not possible to get a perfect exposure in camera, then sets out to prove it. He guides us through his creative process to demonstrate why it's not possible to get it right in camera. Join Mark in the studio for a hands-on demonstration that shows how he uses photography fundamentals to achieve his final images. Does he get what he wants? After watching this video, do you agree with him or not?

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[Aidan Zealley]

I think people confuse the ability to create an effective image with creating a technically perfect image. Post production enables you to achieve the technical perfection that your camera just can't, but creating the effective image in the first place is down to you and your camera. Combine an effective image with good post production and you have something stunning.

[007onlytaller]

Vey interesting Mark. Best line in here....'it's the way I wanted it to look'. Wether you adjusted or not. Most important thing, enjoy your photography.

[Cristian Lopez]

Hey I've watched every Mike Browne video too, that guy is one of my top ten instructor, mark, mike, gavin and joel

[Peter Philip Cootauco]

Mark is awesome... His explanations and way of teaching is very clear and easy to undertand, + he has the resources for it as he's backed by Adorama. Look up Mike Browne, this man is one great teacher too!

[KeinenUnsinn]

Well Mark would definitely disagree with you there. Take a look at all the light meter videos in the "1 on 1" playlist. One thing your histogram can't measure for you is light ratios. A light meter can. It's a great tool, esp. in the studio.

Maybe you were just speaking tongue in cheek, but I wasn't sure.

[Ziplock9000]

The moral of the story.. expensive light meters are useless.. use the histogram lol

[Brandon Adam]

This is an awesome video. Thank you!

[Moe Moe]

Excellent video. Thx Mark.

[MultiCurlytops]

Excellent explanation as usual. Well done Mark!

[ionAction]

You think they didn't develop the photos? How do you think photography is done, huh? And most of the fascination of old pictures comes from the look of them (grain, soft focus), many people use photoshop to create that look in their pictures.

[Sergio Moran]

this has been the best episode till now. Cheers.