ETTR, ETTL AND ISO INVARIANCE: WHICH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?

September 26, 2017  •  Leave a Comment

In any type of photography, getting the right exposure is important.  But, is the best exposure one where the histogram is evenly spread out like a bell curve, one where it leans towards the right (ETTR) or to the left (ETTL)or do modern sensors make it all meaningless through ISO invariance?


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