This 3-hour program promises to provide a reliable way of calculating proper exposure. The description as it appears on Keylite's website is appended below. Including a 15-minute break, the workshop lasted 4 hours and was composed of three parts. The first was an explanation of how the camera typically processes light by producing an average. This is not always an accurate representation of the subject as seen by the human eye, particularly in situations with high dynamic range. The instructor defines optimal (or correct) exposure as the settings which capture and reproduce the maximal amount of data. (In this regard, full-frame cameras capture more data than those with smaller senors).
