Do you use a bracketing portrait photography for side lighting is 1- stop.....

[Photography]

Do you use a bracketing portrait photography for side lighting is 1- stop underexposure is best for you?

My own opinion:

I did learn something new trick of the photography is Bracketing portrait photography. I like the best bracketing portrait photography is 1- stop underexposure for side lighting as it is a neat trick i did learn something new.

[OsmosisStudios]

nonsensical post is nonsensical.

[zona5101]

Originally Posted by OsmosisStudios

nonsensical post is nonsensical.

Half the fun is in trying to decipher the subject! Like a cryptogram!

So I am wondering if he's/she's talking about lighting ratios or actually bracketing the exposure.

Photography, we need another clue!

[candidrachel]

From what I understand she's saying that she gets a better exposure if she brackets side lit portraits -1stop being the best.

[candidrachel]

I don't want this to be one of THOSE posts but it seems the men on this forum can't understand what SHE is trying to say.

Read the book Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus for some insightful tips!

Seriously. Just. Stop. Posting. You're. Hurting. My. Brain.

~Eric

[Jim Poor]

Ok, this is going to sound odd coming from me, but come on folks, BE NICE!

Seriously. We've established that the OP has trouble communicating. Piling on at this point just shows a lack of maturity.


As to the original post, are you talking about bracketing in camera or bracketing the power of the light?

If in camera, you're bracketing the whole exposure, not just the side light.

Or - are you talking about a portrait that keeps part of the subject in total shadow?

Originally Posted by Jim Poor

Ok, this is going to sound odd coming from me, but come on folks, BE NICE!

Seriously. We've established that the OP has trouble communicating. Piling on at this point just shows a lack of maturity.


As to the original post, are you talking about bracketing in camera or bracketing the power of the light?

If in camera, you're bracketing the whole exposure, not just the side light.

Or - are you talking about a portrait that keeps part of the subject in total shadow?

Really? I mean... really?

The guy/girl doesn't do squat to add a thing to the conversation, bad english/communication skills or not. They just pop in, ask stupid inane, nonsensical questions and then pop back out. What purpose does this serve?

I say we cut off their ability to post new threads and only respond to old ones. God knows all the subjects (if you can call them that) have been covered a billion and a half times already.

~Eric

[candidrachel]

Max you don't exactly answer questions either it's like you just can't be bothered to read between the lines. Like Jim said she has trouble communicating and as a friendly community we have to cut HER a very large piece of slack and try and understand what she's saying.

Originally Posted by candidrachel

Max you don't exactly answer questions either it's like you just can't be bothered to read between the lines. Like Jim said she has trouble communicating and as a friendly community we have to cut HER a very large piece of slack and try and understand what she's saying.

I'm here for comedic levity. We all need that.