Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dialing in your aperture, shutter speed and ISO doesn't have to be a game of guesswork when using manual mode. If you're ...
Gauging the amount of light that's in a scene is one of the most fundamental and important skills for a photographer to have. Knowing how to set the exposure on a camera will produce a picture that's ...
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Godox's $29 screenless camera also works as a light meter — as a film photographer, I might buy it
Though mostly known for photo lighting equipment, Godox has announced a small 'transparent viewfinder camera' that weighs just 65g. It features a transparent(ish) window for composition that also ...
When you’re working in film, video, or photography, precision in light measurement can make or break your project. Enter the LIT DUO 1 camera light meter, an innovative tool designed to streamline ...
The Godox C100 costs $45 and doubles as a light meter. We test out the transparent viewfinder camera, image quality, and ...
Many older film cameras lack a built-in light meter, but there are numerous solutions to this problem, including handheld and hotshoe-mountable light meters. Reflx Lab has announced a compact, ...
The TTArtisan Light Meter is the beautiful retro answer to many analog film photographers’ requests for years. For the record, everyone on the Phoblographer’s review staff is required to know how to ...
A new compact color and light meter from Datacolor offers a better way to set your exposure. Okay, I’ll admit it. I’ve gotten lazy. Back in the film days, I would diligently pull out my light meter ...
Film is having a moment, and a second-hand SLR is the cheapest way in. I’ll show you which four cameras I’d start with, what ...
Perhaps the most unusual compact camera of the year is now available. For $45, Godox offers a partially transparent camera that also functions as a light meter but does not have a conventional display ...
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How to use my camera's light meter
Dialing in your aperture, shutter speed and ISO doesn't have to be a game of guesswork when using manual mode. If you're consistently getting overly dark or light photos, you may just need to learn ...
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