As I understand it, Matrix metering interprets the whole scene and is great for landscape shots. It takes more of a light average.
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Here I metered for the water and consequently the people are underexposed. Had I metered the people, the water would have been overexposed. Spot metering is best for face shots or when there isn't much light contrast in the picture.
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Does anyone want to add in? Do I understand this metering correctly?
2 comments:
I have no idea about metering this is the first I've heard of it. Oh boy I have a lot to learn. Is it a setting on your camera?
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