Originally Posted by
Mama Got Boost??
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I didn't know about this and had probably inadvertently done it not knowing. In class last week someone brought up that he was constantly blowing out skies. The f/16 rule was brought up and problem solved.
When shooting into a blue sky, set your camera to f/16, 1/125, ISO100. No matter what you do, you will get blue skies. If you are shooting a subject, you might need a little fill light but for the most part you don't.
This is not shooting directly into the sun. Test it out...check it out and see if it works for you
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Thanks for posting this! I just read something similar today but haven't tried it yet. I will definitely try it.
Originally Posted by
StreetRacingOnline
there is also other simple rules...
the actual rule is to set shutter speed to whatever iso you are using and f16 for your aperture.
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This part is almost word for word what I read today.
Thanks to both of you for sharing! I'll take all of that I can get.
-Terry