In this program Mark describes the digit types of reddened meters. He answers the questions, “What cadence should I buy?” and “How do I ingest a reddened meter?”
Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 2
February 28th, 2010 
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February 28th, 2010 baban 
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The instruction was good. Thanks. But, my one man’s opinion about the music is that it reminded me of the sort that you hear during video games from the 90’s.
Great videos. But the music over the top is annoying.
Great video…. it answered the question I had after seeing Episode 1. Hmmm, what question will be answered in #3? Thank you – and what’s everyone complaining about the music? I didn’t even notice it which is how it should be, I guess.
ha ha….that music needs to go, but why beat a dead horse. Great tutorial! informative and easy to understand. I’ve also seen other tutorials by Mark. I’ve learned more in those few tutorials then I have at some photography schools. thank you!
Great Video.
BUT dude put some trousers on..haaa
great tutorial! probably the best one on metering i’ve come across so far on youtube.
but, for the record, you don’t need to have pocket wizards or the RT32 module for wireless metering. as long as you have any type of wireless triggering system you can just connect the transmitter to the x sync on your meter and you’re all set. i do acknowledge that it is much more convenient not to have all that attached, but compare that to the steep cost of pw’s and a special meter and/or module.
Nice video, informative. Megan seams like a real spark plug.
Very informative.
Funny – I didn’t even notice the music until you mentioned it.
That’s a great background song! What’s the name of it? Goes along very well with your vid. Makes it sound really professional. Luv it , luvit, luvvvvit!
At least a usefull video about lightmetering.
Thanx !
Background music is anoing…
very useful.
Not only is the music bad but it seems to get even louder as the video goes along
The music (aka noise) is really annoying. I’d like to watch more videos but with that noise…forget it.
lol WOW that was pretty cool
yes the music is rather LOUD plus annoying
but a great vid
I agree about the bloody music. What is this mania for inviting a band to rehearse in the room next door when they’re TRYIN’ TO MAKE A MOVIE IN HERE. (Clueless)
Love the L358 meter.
Agreed
The music is a MAJOR distraction to the content being spoken
Great, I also want to know, how to use two flash using nikon d 60
very informative video, thanks!
hej, thanks a lot, but pleeaaaase, turn the “ambient” music down, it’s hard to understand what you’re saying…
Very helpful, coz im just starting in studio photography and sometimes im still dumbfounded with the light settings and now with your tutorial video it help me to understand how the studio lighting work thanks very much.
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dude, the vids are so helpful. but the music is sooo annoying and too loud. its hard to hear you