The exposure choices behind a moving subject
A moving subject asks a photographer to choose what stays legible and what is allowed to blur. Shutter time, panning, aperture, ISO, stabilization and flash each change a different part of that decision.
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A moving subject asks a photographer to choose what stays legible and what is allowed to blur. Shutter time, panning, aperture, ISO, stabilization and flash each change a different part of that decision.
A grey card gives a reflected-light meter a known surface and a camera a neutral color reference. It cannot decide which tones matter or recover detail outside the scene's range.