I'm a highly published, award winning commercial, editorial and fine art photographer who comes from the analog school of photography where you REALLY had to know what you were doing because we were using film. Back then the only way you could check your exposures were by shooting a polaroid first, except with 35mm, where then, after we measured the light with a hand-held, incident light meter, set the shutter speed and f-stop to what the meter said, we simply bracketed the exposures to cover ourselves. Therefore, I'm a master at knowing how to light stuff with anything from daylight, to tungsten, to studio strobes, etc., etc., not to mention...