| Title | : | Sunny 16 in Snow: You Keep Shooting with Bryan Peterson: Adorama Photography TV |
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Still love listening to M Peterson after so many years His passion is so motivating Thanks Comment from : Collin Courtois |
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Great top BTW- I need that hat ! Comment from : Tangent 513 |
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But what about when its cloudy, you dont get much of the sunlight and the street is snowy? I tried to relly on my phone lightmeter app since I was shooting a vintage rangefinder but ended up underexposed all the time Comment from : dzava |
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The f/16 on a sunny day worked for me when I lived near the equatorbrHowever, when I lived farther north of the equator, I had to use f/11 on a sunny day Comment from : Narsuitus |
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Call me ignorant if you want but up till I watched this video I had never heard of the sunny 16 rule but I'm glad I found this video and the subject matter is perfect for demonstrating it thank you so much for the tip! Comment from : Alvin Morris |
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Easy is always the best!!! Thanks Bryan and easy explained Rene Comment from : Rene Pfluger |
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Understanding Exposure was one of my first photography books Comment from : lepadus |
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i have a olympus e-500 and this is not working for me if i change the shutter speed to 1/200 and ISO 200 and f-stop to 16 it doesn't work (please help)brbrEdit: just realized that its foggy outside therefore no side or frontlit scenes i'm an idiot Comment from : Smugboon |
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And the manufacturers tell us their color matrix meter can tell what's light and dark always giving correct exposurehogwash Modern camera's meters still get fooled Comment from : wildbill9919 |
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Great stuff However today with EVFs it is not needed so much Comment from : Bojan Bojovic |
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How is Bryan doing? haven't heard or seen him around here in a long time Hope he is doing well Comment from : MuertoInc |
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Thanks for taking me back to my 35mm days (80's) and reminding me that the basic of photography are still applicable Been struggling with snow photos this winter, applied this rule and viola! picture perfect thanks for the tutorial and the reminder Much appreciated!! I think I need to go find some of those old books and reread them Comment from : Marc Hall |
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I tried multiple time and comes way under exposed Comment from : mehran arabpour |
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Magic! Bryan! Well done Sir, Comment from : Allan Davies |
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to much waffle !! Comment from : Martii Peacock |
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so what mode are we shooting in manual? Comment from : Don Live |
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great tip, thank you Comment from : graham field |
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Great vid , Thanks! Any filters used in these shots? Also Rouge Dingo , He has a 4th edition of that book out for digital Comment from : Thomas Tuorto |
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thank you for captioning and speed of caption, my English is little poor, this caption is very helpful for me thank you again Comment from : winnie won |
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Can someone please translate this for a Nikon crop factor (DX) camera D7100 with DX lens? Comment from : Br3atheL3ss |
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Bryan, you have the best photographic videos on Youtube Comment from : Thomas Tessier |
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Great video Bryan I always forget the seconds half of the sunny 16 rule I remember the 16 aperture, but forget the rest lol Comment from : Dre Trades |
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Awesome rule Thanks for your expertise Your the best teacher on Youtube !! Comment from : Al Dupuis |
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I shot some photos in the snow yesterday and will never forget the experience when the exposure was perfect for the first time ever! Comment from : Corrie van Wyk |
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Just love this guy, he's one of my favorites along with Mark Wallace and of course the one and only Gavin Hoey I've learnt so much from these guys in the last few months, I actually am beginning to feel comfortable with my camera in hand A heratfelt and sincere Thanks to all of these fantastic photographers and teachers who put their skill and experience at our disposal and of course to Adorama for getting them all together under one roof Such a shame that you don't have a store in Italy, I'd be in there pretty much everydaybrThanks again Comment from : Remo Fiore |
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Thank you Comment from : Lucian Virciu |
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Want to see more You make a lot of since Thanks Comment from : Brenda L Sterling |
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Thanks from the south side (Chicago) Comment from : ImprovisedSurvival |
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Would make an excellent picture in monochrome Comment from : adfgfds |
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awesome thank you Comment from : simone |
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Would this work for landscapes in bright daylight or just on snowy days? If I understand this correctly you are saying any of these will work:brf/16 200 (iso and shutter)brf/11 400brf/8 800brf/56 1600 Comment from : Michael Davidson |
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Bryan, in a word, you are: AWESOME Comment from : MARK RICHMAN |
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Well the info is as follows I had f/16 on a Canon lowest ISO 100 and a shutter speed of 80 How did I do Bryan? Comment from : Miri Duarte |
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great tip! too bad Florida doesn't get any snow for me to try it! I'll check my metadata on a picture I took in Montreal last Winter to see what exposure,ISO and f/stop I used to get a great snow picture Comment from : Miri Duarte |
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We keep shooting You keep teaching Excellent trick Can't get any better than this Comment from : Kevin Mills |
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If this is the same Bryan Peterson who wrote "Understanding Digital Photography" and "Understanding Exposure," he taught me another neat trick if you want to shoot another aperture besides f16 Set your working aperture and meter using the open sky opposite the sun and recompose Makes a perfect exposure every time provided it is a bright sunny day and your subject is in the open Comment from : Arctic Warrior Editor |
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I'm going to have to try this Every time I shoot snow scenes I have to boost the whites in post Comment from : Skyfox |
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This was something new I didn't know earlier Thanks Bryan Comment from : Digant Shah |
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Didn't know that one about time !!brThanks for all those great tips, you'll allways be the best !! Comment from : Paul Moadibe |
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Great tip, thanks Comment from : Thirdeyepics |
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never knew that sunny 16 rule i might have to try it Comment from : Photography Dms Studios64 |
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Nice one Comment from : G ramps |
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Brian Peterson is the best! Thanks! Comment from : Smack Chop |
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Very interesting , thank u for posting ;-) Comment from : Roma P |
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Very helpful; thank you Bryan and Adorama Comment from : inspiredan |
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Very helpful; thank you Bryan and Adorama Comment from : inspiredan |
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Thx Comment from : NEO ONE |
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"Sunny 16 Rule in Snow !?"brHosted by Bryan PetersonbrThank you BrianbrBest regards from Cologne,brAndreas Zeevaert Comment from : az-fotosde |
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Everyday you learn something new Comment from : Guayabero1977 |
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Bryan - you are da man Great video thanks for sharing your genius with us I look forward to the next video Comment from : Ed Blazejewski |
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thank you! Comment from : Abrill95 |
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Awesome! Comment from : Ken5imaging |
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Oh Snow I love you so Even with "sunny 16" you glow Now it's Spring, and it's, time, to, GO! Love a bitter New Englander! Comment from : Matthew Stoeckle |
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Awesome tip Just wish you told us at the start of winter :P Comment from : Patrick Gregorio |
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When does WB come into play? Comment from : FMJFilmMedia |
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#PhotographyTip on #AdoramaTV : Bryan Peterson demonstrates a technique for foolproof metering when shooting sunny snow scenes (fingers crossed we won't need to try this out for awhile!) adrma/OELBbf Comment from : Adorama |
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Great! Are there more of such super oldschool tips out tehre? Comment from : Basti |
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Great Tip, Favorited and Liked! Comment from : bohnstube |
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awesome, learned something new today Thank you very much Comment from : technicalASMR |
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Nicely done Comment from : Peter Gunn |
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Always excellent tips! Thanks :) Comment from : Justin Hafford |
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I like how you hid your own shadow in the shadow of the tree! Comment from : bash5995 |
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That's great to know! thank you Mr Peterson! :) Comment from : BrotherBloat |
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nice Comment from : manozr |
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