April 1, 2018:

Few people know that most cameras today (almost all SLRs) can take pictures not only of the light reflected from the scene, but also of the light falling on the scene. If your camera can do it, you can easily try it: stand with your back to the scene you are shooting and point the camera in the direction from which you would take photos if the reflected light was photographed. So beware: we don't aim the camera directly at the light source, only those who can't work with the light will do it, and the plasticity it creates will really go against the light. In this case, we set the exponometric combination without the need for +/- EV compensation, which is a huge advantage, so we cannot be mistaken. We sharpen best by hand, that's clear. And the second time CAUTION: we have to keep the camera turned upside down! And we pull the trigger. Most advanced devices really can do this. Let's enjoy a new dimension of light capture!