Looking to get that right light? You’re in luck because almost every digital camera has a light these days.

Trusted Reviews has an article about light metering and its worth a good read.

These days things are very different. Even the cheapest digital cameras offer sophisticated metering systems featuring through-the-lens centre-weighted metering, multi-zone evaluative metering, and even spot metering. There should really be no excuse for a badly-exposed photograph anymore, but the trouble is that most people don’t know how to make the best use of these advanced features, and usually just leave their cameras set on the default multi-zone mode. Let’s see if we can’t do something about that, by explaining how to use least-understood but most creatively useful of these features, spot metering.

For more information, checked out Trusted Reviews tutorial on light metering.

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