HybridCreations
Well-known member
Hello,
This came up in another thread in the Cinematography section about exposure. I wanted to see how many people actually use the Marker function on the set. I've never really used it, but I think I might start in order to make my exposure more uniform (and help better train my eye to see what good exposure really is). I understand the mechanics of it, but if anyone feels like it, a practical explanation might help some people.
Of the videos I see on this site and others, the ones that really blow me away are those with "perfect exposure" (especially Disjecta's work). Seems like the marker may help quite a bit.
Thanks. :thumbsup:
-Ryan
This came up in another thread in the Cinematography section about exposure. I wanted to see how many people actually use the Marker function on the set. I've never really used it, but I think I might start in order to make my exposure more uniform (and help better train my eye to see what good exposure really is). I understand the mechanics of it, but if anyone feels like it, a practical explanation might help some people.
Of the videos I see on this site and others, the ones that really blow me away are those with "perfect exposure" (especially Disjecta's work). Seems like the marker may help quite a bit.
Thanks. :thumbsup:
-Ryan