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JP-pornshooter · 04-27-2007, 10:35 AM

I am working on some projects involving shooting outdoors. As we all know this can be tricky, there is such a large brightness difference from shadows to highlights that is is very easy to either totally burn out or on the opposite end to get frames which are way to dark..

I have done lots of outdoor photography which i have good grasp on, but still if you guys have some pointers, i will be glad to listen..

On video, I have tons of experience shooting inside in a controlled lighting enviroment, but not so much out side.. pls pls any pointers will be greatly appreciated. my GL2 has a polarizer filter, should i use this ? how about a fill light ?

04-27-2007, 10:35 AM
JP-pornshooter Confirmed User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: westcoast usa Posts: 4,007	photographers/videographers - shooting directsunlight? I am working on some projects involving shooting outdoors. As we all know this can be tricky, there is such a large brightness difference from shadows to highlights that is is very easy to either totally burn out or on the opposite end to get frames which are way to dark.. I have done lots of outdoor photography which i have good grasp on, but still if you guys have some pointers, i will be glad to listen.. On video, I have tons of experience shooting inside in a controlled lighting enviroment, but not so much out side.. pls pls any pointers will be greatly appreciated. my GL2 has a polarizer filter, should i use this ? how about a fill light ?