What metering mode is used in the SLR shooting stage?

In the SLR shooting stage, you can use any metering mode ... global metering, spot color metering, central spot color metering, highlight metering ... OK!

Stage shooting is a normal shooting subject with no special requirements.

Of course, when shooting on the stage, the requirements for camera metering will be very high because of the extremely rich and rapid changes in light conditions.

Generally speaking, when the light condition of the whole picture is relatively balanced, global metering can be selected. This can get a very good shooting effect.

When the light state of the picture is complex and the contrast between light and dark is huge, spot metering should be adopted to ensure the metering accuracy of the subject. ...

If the picture is very bright, you can use new photometry methods such as highlight photometry to shoot the film.

In short, there are all kinds of metering modes on the stage. There is no metering mode that can't be used on the stage ... but how to use it depends on the specific situation ... Only by setting it flexibly according to the specific situation at that time can we take photos with accurate exposure and get the best shooting effect.

Personally, I have a little experience: to play photography, I must learn to count the lights.

No matter how many metering points there are, the most accurate one is only one point ... this point is the balance point of the whole picture. Only by finding this balance point can the overall exposure effect of the photo reach the best. This technology, as a photographer, must be mastered! Otherwise, your photography will never improve!