{"id":882,"date":"2025-09-06T09:37:14","date_gmt":"2025-09-06T09:37:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moviestarpoker.com\/?p=882"},"modified":"2025-09-09T11:42:09","modified_gmt":"2025-09-09T11:42:09","slug":"some-supine-snoozers-suffer-shorter-shutter-speeds-this-habit-can-lead-to-premature-exposure-worse","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.moviestarpoker.com\/index.php\/2025\/09\/06\/some-supine-snoozers-suffer-shorter-shutter-speeds-this-habit-can-lead-to-premature-exposure-worse\/","title":{"rendered":"Some Supine Snoozers Suffer Shorter Shutter Speeds This Habit Can Lead to Premature Exposure & Worse"},"content":{"rendered":"
Research has uncovered bad news for photographers who snooze on their back. But don’t let that give you nightmares. Exclusively for Shutterbug<\/em>, eminent psychotherapist Dr. Justin Nuff analyzes popular sleep positions and suggests remedies so you can enjoy happy histograms once again.<\/p>\n Quack, quack, Shutterbug<\/em> has your back\u2014even when you’re sleeping on it.<\/p>\n Supine Snoozers (Back Sleepers)<\/strong> Sadly, SMOs (Smartphone Only) shooters often suffer from this malady regardless how they sleep.<\/p>\n In tricky lighting, too much P (Program Mode) can cause disappointing Premature Exposure, blocked shadows and blown highlights. In lay terms, crappy photos.<\/p>\n Try This Remedy From Dr. Nuff<\/strong> Long-Term Prognosis<\/strong> In Knots All Night<\/strong> To project an aura of rugged individualism, they use 1A Skylight filters to protect their lenses instead of UVs like everyone else. Sometimes, in reckless passion, they even shoot without a protective filter!<\/p>\n Truth be told, they’re humdrum through and through. In a world of digital electronic billboards they are a bucket of poster glue. A tungsten bulb in a sea of LEDs. A button where there should be a zipper.<\/p>\n Try This Remedy From Dr. Nuff<\/strong> Long-Term Prognosis<\/strong> You’re the kind who later in life discovers that egg whites lighten liver spots (lentigo) and begins raising chickens in their spare bathroom. That\u2019s why there\u2019s 60 Minutes film crew pulling in your driveway at this very moment. Yes, we gave them your address.<\/p>\n Belly Sleepers<\/strong> Try This Remedy From Dr. Nuff<\/strong> Also, get a new monitor; no one edits YouTube reels on a CRT these days. And those people you think are following you? Here\u2019s 411, son: they are following you.<\/p>\n Long-Term Prognosis<\/strong> Dr. Nuff offers affordable online resources that can help you make an about-face. The product of intense collaboration with former PhD candidate Shuda Sed, the 12-volume Nuff-Sed Collection retails for $199 (per volume) and includes a bonus chapter titled, “Aluminum storm door installation for fun and profit.” Shipping not included.<\/p>\n Pillow Punisher<\/strong> Try This Remedy From Dr. Nuff<\/strong><\/p>\n
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\nAccording to Dr. Nuff, people who sleep on their backsides tend to overuse the Program Exposure Mode<\/strong>. They predominantly trust the camera to make good decisions on their behalf. While this approach is often satisfactory, overall it’s as dicey as sampling leftovers from my refrigerator. Good luck with that.<\/p>\n
\nStop tossing and turning, and try something new. Spend an evening in Aperture Priority and then the next night in Shutter Priority. When you’re feeling especially frisky, give Manual a shot.<\/p>\n
\nThe outlook is excellent! Approximately 98.733562116% of all test subjects recovered by learning to rotate their Mode Dial and thereby prevent P from taking over. (Note that your results may differ if you’re over 55, regularly eat asparagus or drive a Volvo.)<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\nThose who fitfully sleep tied up in an impenetrable knot have been revealed to frequently use the Manual Exposure -1 Stop<\/strong> exposure setting to convince the world that they\u2019re a rebel. Secretly, they’re afraid to have their innermost emotions\u2014or anything else\u2014laid bare. They commonly use pillows stuffed with chicken feathers recycled from KFC, extra crispy, but brag about it being goose down.<\/p>\n
\nIf your sleep profile resembles a convulsive pretzel, you probably have a very, very tight histogram. We looked at your body of work and, frankly speaking, most your images are a little flat and a bit underexposed. Dr. Nuff’s advice is to relax! Open your diaphragm a tad, let some sunlight in. Are you familiar with the Auto Levels function in Photoshop? Well, you shouldn\u2019t need to use it.<\/p>\n
\nYou have limited capacity for rehabilitation because you abjure advice from others and are totally devoid of common sense. For example, you learned that \u201cbounce flash\u201d is just a figure of speech when you hurled your $900 Profoto A10 electronic flash unit to the pavement in expectation of a rebound.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\nStudies indicate that photographers who sleep prone and prostrate lock into Aperture Priority<\/strong> to proclaim they’re ready to capture anything that moves. This can be disastrous if the chosen f\/stop is too small. Or too large, for that matter.<\/p>\n
\nAlthough you long to be as popular as a Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer ballcap at a NASCAR race, it’s time to face the facts, pilgrim, not your pillow. Your bellybutton does not need protection; it’s your prefrontal cortex that’s vulnerable. Flip over and see what you’ve been missing.<\/p>\n
\nProspects for total recovery are excellent, but you must be willing to turn things around 180 degrees.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
\nIf you squeeze the hell out of your pillow every night (i.e., the Auto Everything<\/strong> posture) you\u2019re desperately trying to unleash the fountain of creative energy (or whatever that noise is) that gurgles within you. Either that or you\u2019re terribly lonely, insecure or really dig the smell of shredded foam rubber.<\/p>\n
\nStop tucking your pillow into a ball and get back to the roots of photography. Go to UsedPhotoPro.com<\/a> right now and order a secondhand camera that uses 35mm film. A Canon FTb QL will do nicely, or maybe a cool, clean Minolta SR-T 101. Or even a Pentax Spotmatic, we don’t care. Anything manufactured before the year you were born.<\/p>\n