How to fill in light for SLR camera

Question 1: I can’t use the fill light of a SLR camera - does it mean to increase or decrease the exposure? EV+ means to increase the exposure, which is to increase the brightness.

EV- stands for exposure reduction, that is, reduction of brightness.

There is also a problem with using EV (exposure compensation), that is, the foreground may be normal, but the background may be overexposed or underexposed.

If the face is skeletal and the background is bright, there are two better ways.

1. Turn on the flash and adjust the aperture so that the shutter speed drops below the flash sync, otherwise it will be overexposed.

2. Use a reflector to fill in the light. This requires an assistant.

Question 2: How to use fill light with SLR camera 1. Look at the menu of your camera. Some SLRs have settings for flash intensity. For example, Oji E500 can set 1/4; 1/16 ;1/64th gear. Pay attention to the contrast between the light intensity of the subject and the background backlight to determine how you meter and fill the light.

2. If you are still worried about overexposure after adjusting the aperture, etc., you can use a simple method: cover the flash with a tissue. Although the method is crude, it works every time, and paper towels are easy to find. The key point: the camera is dead, but the person is alive. Don’t rigidly follow the camera manual or tutorials (although this is also an important basic skill). You should think more about photography issues based on the principles of light, and always remember to grasp the decision-making power. We are human beings, which is very important for photography

Question 3: What is the reason why the SLR camera automatically fills in the light? How to deal with it? I guess you have set the camera to manual mode (M mode), and the fill light has no effect at this time. , it serves as a reminder of how exposed the photo should be under your current settings.

Question 4: How to meter and fill light for backlight photography with a SLR camera. This depends on what effect you want to achieve.

1. Take a silhouette effect. You can use the average metering on the camera and subtract half a stop to one stop of exposure based on the metering.

2. Backlit portraits require that the face is not dark. The first method: You can use the spot metering on the camera to meter the light on the person's face. The second method: Use the center-weighted metering on the camera, meter the middle of the viewfinder toward the face, and increase the exposure by half a stop to one stop based on the metered light. The third method: Use the average metering in the camera and turn on the flash for fill light. The fourth method: Use average metering and use a reflector to fill in the face of the character. Among the above four methods, the photos taken by methods 1 and 2 have a brighter background without too many layers, which is suitable for taking close-up photos that highlight people’s faces; the photos taken by methods 3 and 4 have a layered background and are suitable for Take photos of people with environmental backgrounds (such as portraits in the sunset).

Question 5: How to use the extremely high fill light function of SLR cameras? What you want to say is the high-sensitivity function, right? What camera and model do you use? This needs to be explained clearly! If the ISO is high, the current 5D3 reaches 102400. In extremely dark conditions, generally adjust to above 3200 according to the low-light environment of the scene. It can shoot with high sharpness and the noise reduction is very powerful...

Question 6: What is the use of SLR camera fill light? 10 points LED array, continuous lighting and fill-in light, not as bright as a flash, but the effect is good.

Question 7: The photos taken by the SLR camera are a bit dark. How should I fill in the light? The camera is a Canon 550. Set it to bracket exposure to retain details, or make the exposure brighter. Use m as the manual exposure aperture and shutter. You can adjust the sensitivity according to your needs. If possible, you can use a flash.

Question 8: How to choose an LED fill light for a SLR camera? It mainly depends on what you use it for. There is a big difference between photography and photography.

Let me first talk about photography.

The biggest advantage of LED lighting is that what you see is what you get, but the effect cannot be seen with flash.

Therefore, using LED lighting may be the way to develop in the future.

With the development of technology, LED lights will become brighter and brighter in the future, and energy consumption will be reduced accordingly. Color temperature will also have more controllable range.

If you are taking photos in a studio, you can choose one with a larger light-emitting area and higher brightness. For example, a certain domestic brand. The price is approximately between 800-1600 yuan.

If you are shooting ***, or often indoor portraits, and need to fill in the light, just buy a small and portable LED. Just two small batteries can drive it.

No matter what light you choose, the important thing is the accessories. In this regard, currently, there are relatively few in China.

You can DIY it yourself.

Attachments are the most important.

Ask me if you don’t understand.

Question 9: Is there any way to slightly increase the fill light amount of Canon mirrorless cameras? The current fill light amount in cameras is set according to the habits of most photographers, and it is sufficient in most cases. , and most of the time the fill light amount is only a fraction of a stop, and rarely exceeds one stop of fill light.

If the subject you are shooting is really special, it is recommended that you shoot manually in M ??mode. At this time, it has nothing to do with the amount of fill light. You can shoot according to the exposure you set. This is generally used for studio shooting and indoor shooting. .

Question 10: Which brand of SLR fill light is of good quality? What I’m saying is: the close-up fill light effect was pretty good when shooting at night;

It is not recommended to use it for still photos due to color temperature and other issues.

The quality of Stander's products is pretty good, but the price is not high.