We’re delighted to publish a further advanced video tutorial with the brilliant app PureShot, from the developers of 645 PRO. We previously featured a walkthrough article of PureShot, if you missed that, please go here.
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Tutorial could be improved MUCH more with more explicit instructions … rather than just saying lock the exposure, explain where that is etc. and have a video arrow pointing things out on the screen. Follow?
Also, it was confusing to say the darker area was being exposed where the snow is. Wouldn’t that be where the brightest exposure would be? Please teach to the lowest common denominator by clearer instructions 🙂 Don’t assume people know the app either – this tutorial seemed to assume a lot.
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Tracy Mitchell Griggs
Tutorial could be improved MUCH more with more explicit instructions … rather than just saying lock the exposure, explain where that is etc. and have a video arrow pointing things out on the screen. Follow?
Also, it was confusing to say the darker area was being exposed where the snow is. Wouldn’t that be where the brightest exposure would be? Please teach to the lowest common denominator by clearer instructions 🙂 Don’t assume people know the app either – this tutorial seemed to assume a lot.