Dave Williams Explains the Sunny 16 Rule for Bright Light #celebratephotography
Very curious to try this tip from Dave Williams for ScottKelby.com out:
Here’s the secret: your camera is being tricked into metering reflected light which, in bright sunlight, causes it to read the scene incorrectly because of harsh highlights and shadows. This means it reads the scene as being brighter or darker than it actually is. We’re bypassing that system with the sunny 16 rule, balancing the scene much better than relying on metering at smaller apertures in such lighting conditions.
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