Don’t Trust the Back Screen: Expose with the Histogram at Sunrise
Автор: Michael Hauss
Загружено: 2025-11-28
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Cold sunrise, rushed setup—so I lean on the histogram instead of the back screen. I show a simple composition at the line of thirds, switch from a 20 mm lens to a 28–75 zoom for a tighter frame, use ND filters for a long exposure to flatten the water, and then demo what underexposed and overexposed really look like on the histogram. You’ll see how the peaks shift as I change shutter speed, aperture (to f8), and ISO—and why exposing to the edge of the histogram prevents lost highlights and noisy shadows.
00:09 – Intro & rushing to catch sunrise
02:21 – Composition: “line of thirds” setup
04:20 – Lens choice: 20 mm → 28–75 for a tighter frame
05:26 – Long exposure: ND filters to smooth the water
07:11 – Fine-tuning: horizon, f/8, 4s → 8s
12:42 – Histogram basics: dark vs. bright pixels
14:18 – Exposure demo: over/under and why it ruins detail
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