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In part two of this exploration of exposure, we look at situations where everything looks great, but when you look at the image in the camera, it is nothing like what you saw.

We’ll look at why this happens and what you can do about it.

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If you're new to photography or trying to get to grips with your Mirrorless or DSLR camera, this short workshop will take you through the fundamentals.

It runs from 6.00 pm until approximately 7.15 pm (AEST) on Thursday, 22nd January.

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Have you ever had a situation where a shot looks good, but when you check the photo, the exposure is off? Well, I’m sure we’ve often experienced it, and it’s one of those mistakes you only make once. Except… you don’t.

I had a similar situation recently. Nothing went wrong… except I forgot one thing. This is how our cameras work.

Getting the correct exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography. You have much greater latitude and creative potential in post with a correctly exposed photograph than you do with one that’s incorrectly exposed.

In this podcast, I’ll walk you through a feature on your camera that you may not be aware of, or may have forgotten about.

Please like and subscribe, and next Friday I’ll be talking about when light tricks you!

It's time for another podcast...

If you're new to photography or trying to get to grips with your Mirrorless or DSLR camera, this short workshop will take you through the fundamentals.

It runs from 6.00 pm until approximately 7.15 pm (AEST) on Thursday, 22nd January.

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Most people think wildlife photography is about having the longest lens and the most expensive camera. But the truth is, some of the biggest mistakes happen after you’ve been doing this for years. Today I’m breaking down seven wildlife photography mistakes even experienced photographers still make — and how to fix them.

1. Chasing Gear Instead of Mastering Technique
2. Ignoring Animal Behaviour Patterns
3. Poor Ethics and Disturbing Wildlife
4. Shooting in Bad Light Without a Plan
5. Over-Reliance on Autofocus and Auto Modes
6. Not Preparing for the Environment
7. Overshooting and Under-Editing

And remember:

• The best lens is the one you know
• Get low, change your angle
• Wait for the eyes to catch light
• Silence is your superpower

It's time for another podcast...

If you're new to photography or trying to get to grips with your Mirrorless or DSLR camera, this short workshop will take you through the fundamentals.

It runs from 6.00 pm until approximately 7.15 pm (AEST) on Thursday, 22nd January.

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Website
Please check out my website for the latest collections, photography tips and challenges, and more!

Develop your photography by taking a course:

Go from "Auto" to Awesome photos in just one week (click here)!

Contact Me
You can contact me directly at: graham@ge.photography

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