Studio Lighting Part 8 of 8

The best advice ever, if anyone could teach me the lot it would be Ken very good

learnt a lot thank you very much.

Great information for any Photographer with an
Open Mind...He's a Great Teacher! Where are the DVD's, I'll buy them!

thank you

so helpfull and I love the accent ;)

I love my youtube education! Best class so far!

Very good stuff.
The guy knonws.
Thank's a lot.

Great stuff, great guy .. learned a lot. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for posting,Great video work ! and thanks to Mr. Henderson for allowing us to view this video.

Thank you very much! Very useful and informative! Can we get some more? :)

Thanks a lot for this very thoughtful lesson. Nice with several cameras, good zoom in and out and a good postproduction.

Very informative. Thank you!

You point the light meter to the camera and towards the light. It all depends on what you want. If you are looking to set light ratios, you point them towards the light itself. That way you can easily determine a 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, etc, light ratio. If you want to determine what aperature to use, you point the meter toward the camera.

Thanks for the great advice ftrbazo(!) We look forward to the results of your light meter tests, then we'll know whether Mr. Henderson or your manual is correct.

Cheers bonny lad. Cracking stuff.

Great to hear the accent again too.