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Right... There.

So, exposure...

Hey everyone, Camber here back with you and today we are talking

about exposure, and if you're new here this channel is all about teaching you

how to use your camera to make good films. So if that's you, consider subscribing.

Now, exposure is the amount of light allowed to hit the image sensor of your

camera while taking a photo or a video. In the days of film cameras, there was an

actual mechanism that was in front of the film. When taking a photo, the

mechanism would move out of the way and allow light to hit the film for a period

of time. Then the mechanism would move back in front of the film and block out

the light once again. So you were literally exposing the film to light.

Hence the term, exposure. And most digital photo cameras work in a similar way, like

the DSLR, however most smaller digital photo cameras and almost all video

cameras don't have a physical mechanism in front of the sensor and instead use

an electronic shutter. So both mechanical and electronic shutters work in a

similar way, however, all you really need to know is that longer exposure times

result in a brighter image and more motion blur and shorter exposure times

result in a darker image and less blur. And for a photo you're dealing with one

exposure whereas for video you're dealing with a constant stream of exposures.

Known as frame rate.

That are anywhere from 24 to 60 frames per second for

normal-looking video and above 60 frames per second for high-speed video

typically used for slow motion. And exposure is controlled by three main

things in your camera; and that is your aperture, your shutter speed, and your ISO.

And each of these is going to get their own video in much greater detail in the

future; but for a quick overview your aperture controls how much light hits

your camera sensor, your shutter speed controls how long the light hits your

sensor, and your ISO will control the sensitivity of your sensor to light. And

for stylistic effects your aperture controls your depth of field or the

blurriness of your background, your shutter speed will control the motion blur

of your image, and the ISO is going to control how grainy your footage looks.

So when your exposure is set properly a change in any one of these settings will require

an equivalent change and one or more of the other settings, and in order to be

able to control all these settings you need to be shooting in manual mode.

But how do you know if your exposure is set properly. Well, let's take a look at the

exposure meter inside your camera. Looking at the meter scale you should

see a zero in the middle with a one and two on each side of the zero. Each of the

numbers on the meter scale represents a stop of light, which is a doubling or

halving of the amount of light let in when taking a photo. So if you hear a

person talk about increasing exposure by one stop, that simply means to capture

twice as much light as on the previous shot or half as much by decreasing a

stop. Moving to the right side of the zero results an overexposed image and to

the left results in an underexposed image. Now there are different types of

metering modes in your camera that will affect the way your camera senses light

and displays it on your metering scale, and we'll cover this in a separate video;

however, in general, if your scene is evenly lit, the zero on your metering

scale should represent a properly exposed image. So the goal is to properly

expose all of your shots, however, I prefer to be a little underexposed

because as soon as you overexpose anything, especially skin, you can't get

that information back. But on the flip side if your footage is too underexposed,

when you brighten it in editing, it'll start getting grainy very quickly.

So getting exposure correct is crucial to your footage looking good. And that's all

I have for exposure so if you made it this far, hit that thumbs up and let me

know down below if you have any more questions about exposure. Subscribe if

you haven't, and remember that the only way to get better at something is to practice.

So get out there and film something.

See you soon!

For more infomation >> What is Exposure – How Aperture, Shutter Speed, & ISO Affect Your Video Exposure - Duration: 4:18.

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What Is My Purpose - Duration: 3:01.

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The Identity Of The FBI's Informant Inside The Trump Campaign Was Just Revealed - Duration: 16:31.

For more infomation >> The Identity Of The FBI's Informant Inside The Trump Campaign Was Just Revealed - Duration: 16:31.

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What If The Kuchisake-Onna Was Real? - Duration: 4:30.

Hello and welcome back to Life's Biggest Questions, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

Kuchisake-Onna, otherwise known as the slit-mouth woman, is a malicious spirit popular in Japanese

ghost stories.

It's said that she roams the earth, seeking vengeance against the husband who mutilated

her by attacking innocent victims.

But what if she was not a mythical creature of folk tales, but actually existed?

Let's explore.

If you want more What If videos, check out our "Biggest What Ifs" playlist on the

channel.

Now get ready, it's time to ask the question: What If Kuchisake-Onna Was Real?

As a side note, I apologize in advance for the pronunciation of the name.

Some Japanese words are difficult to pronounce with my clumsy Canadian tongue, so it will

sound totally Americanized.

In true Canadian fashion, all I can say is: Sorry.

So, who is this slit-mouth woman?

Well, legend states that Kuchisake-Onna was once a beautiful woman who would often dance

about the village, asking people if she was pretty.

And she certainly was.

She went on to marry a well-off samurai, but had an affair with another soldier.

When the samurai found out about this, and learned that his wife's beauty was the cause,

he took it upon himself to take her beauty away, slashing her mouth from ear to ear.

Kuchisake-Onna is said to have killed herself as a result, and returned as a vengeful, murderous

ghost.

She would then go around attacking men, women, and children who were caught alone.

This interaction would follow a script of sorts.

The script has evolved somewhat since the original telling, but the modern version goes

as follows.

When the Kuchisake-Onna confronts her victim, wearing a surgical mask, she is said to first

ask: "Am I pretty?"

If you respond no to this, she will angrily stab you with scissors, killing you.

So like… don't say no.

However, if you say yes, you move on to the next line of questioning, with similarly brutal

consequences.

It's said that following the initial yes, Kuchisake-Onna will remove her surgical mask,

revealing her mutilated mouth, and ask once again "Do you still think I'm pretty?"

If you say no here, she will cut you in half.

If you say yes, she will slash your mouth to resemble hers, and leave you alive but

disfigured.

Needless to say, it's a pretty gruesome tale.

However, there is a way to beat her.

It's said that if you turn the question around on her, asking her if she thinks YOU

are pretty, she'll become confused, and you'll have time to escape.

Other stories claim that she can be distracted by throwing fruits or candy for her to pick

up.

This sounds fairly ridiculous, but it seems like it would be our only real defense against

the creature.

Of course, if Kuchisake-Onna was real, everyone would need to be well-versed in this interaction,

and would want to make sure they knew how to deal with her.

It would be like teaching kids about not talking to strangers.

You'd say "Don't talk to strangers, unless they ask you if they're pretty, in

which case, chuck your candy at them."

Okay, maybe that wouldn't be the best way to go about it, but it would be extremely

important to make this known, especially to children.

Of course, this might sound easy while you're sitting comfortably at your computer, or on

the toilet staring at your phone.

That's right, I know what you're doing.

However, in the heat of the moment, when faced with the horrific presence of this slit-mouth

woman, it would be much more difficult to remember your training, and respond correctly.

It would be easy to stammer out yes or no before you thought about it, especially for

young children.

This would lead to some nasty consequences, as I'm sure you know.

For this reason, practice would be vital, especially practice in high-stress, scary

situations, to simulate an actual encounter.

Of course, the existence of a murderous ghost would result in more people being murdered.

This would put a strain on the justice system, since it would be difficult to determine whether

someone was killed by the ghost, or another person.

This problem would be exacerbated by the fact that murderous individuals would likely attempt

to simulate an attack from Kuchisake-Onna when killing, in order to get away with their

crime.

Anyone from hardened criminals to scorned spouses would likely attempt this in, hopes

that the murder would be passed off as a ghost attack, making it much more difficult for

the authorities to determine the truth.

But this wouldn't always end in death; many of the survivors, if they failed to confuse

the slit-mouth woman, would resemble Heath Ledger's Joker.

This would have fairly powerful effects on society; with facial deformities becoming

more prevalent, plastic surgery would likely be more common, since the stigma would be

lessened due to the perceived necessity of the surgery.

When you're correcting a wound from an attack, you tend to be judged far less than someone

who just wants more junk in their trunk.

Or more breast inside their shirt.

And now we return to our question: What If The Kuchisake-Onna Was Real?

Well, first and foremost, everyone would want to acquaint themselves with the general script,

and assure that they're ready to say or do the correct thing if they run into the

spirit.

Of course, not everyone would manage to trick her, whether due to ignorance or fear, which

would result in many more deaths and disturbing injuries.

This might cause cosmetic surgery to be less stigmatized, but would also result in murderers

killing victims in similar ways, hoping that the slit-mouth woman would be blamed.

Thank you for watching Life's Biggest Questions, I hope this was interesting and informative,

and maybe even inspired you to look into it further on your own.

If you liked this video, please thumbs up and subscribe to the channel down below.

While you're down there, tell me…

AM I PRETTY?

Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Life's Biggest Questions, wishing you

the best of luck, on your quest for answers.

For more infomation >> What If The Kuchisake-Onna Was Real? - Duration: 4:30.

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D.L. Hughley on Infidelity: I Thought It Was Just "What People Did" | Black Love | OWN - Duration: 0:54.

And it wasn't until a long time after the first discretion

that I was able to exercise and be

heard, like, this is never OK.

I never felt like it was bad.

I thought men had other women and, I mean, even in the Bible.

I never thought it was a--

I thought it was--

I never associate it with being a moral failing.

I thought it was kind of what people did.

And when you see the kind of pain that it

causes to somebody, I don't--

I cannot say that I had an epiphany.

I think you run out of wind.

There is a way that I am--

organically, in a way--

I think environmentally I am.

But ultimately, I didn't--

I don't want my legacy to have been leaving so

many people in your wake, so.

Yeah.

That was what I started to think.

For more infomation >> D.L. Hughley on Infidelity: I Thought It Was Just "What People Did" | Black Love | OWN - Duration: 0:54.

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This Guy Found a Secret Safe Under His Dead Grandparents' Carpet. You Won't Believe What Was Inside - Duration: 4:49.

this guy found a secret safe under his dead grandparents carpet you won't believe what was inside

the farmhouse was old and dusty and cleaning it was a long drawn-out process

among, its dirty places was a dark closet crudely lined with a filthy piece of carpet underneath this makeshift rug however was something

incredible waiting to be discovered as the man pulled back the carpet he noticed an

incongruity lock underneath he lifted up a metal cap and discovered a mysterious safe buried in the closet floor

what amazing treasure did it hide within

the discovery by reddit user evil english was made in april of 2013

The rundown farmhouse in question which once belonged to his grandparents was located in deepest darkest tennessee

His grandparents acquired the property back in the late 70s or early 80s as a means to get away from the south's summer heat

they enjoyed its peace and quiet for around two decades

evil english were called many pleasant vacations spent at the farmhouse where his elders would regularly recall the tales and treasure island

little did he know however that the property contained treasures of its own

he remembered his grandfather as a keen athlete arms enthusiast his grandmother was more content collecting artifacts

everything from antiques to old coins

Sometime in 1997 the old couple left the rural house never to return

When evil english's grandfather died shortly afterwards no one and his family decided to go back

When the reddit users own father died around a decade later evil english inherited the property he decided to pay at a long-overdue

visit ahead of putting it on the market while cleaning a cupboard under the stairs evil english made the important discovery

hidden under a scruffy section of carpet was the mysterious safe but what could be inside it

because it was sealed shut he tried some local locksmiths that because it was a sunday were unfortunately closed

While evil english decided to head home empty-handed he vowed to return as soon as possible

The following tuesday he headed back this time armed with some safe combinations his mom had suggested

when nothing worked however he called out one of the locksmiths the process was a lengthy one working with fiddly tools and cramped conditions

locksmith began to regret taking the job but finally he got it the lid creaked open and the contents of the safe were revealed

evil english's first reaction was one of dismay the safe had a fair amount of water inside

He remembered that there had been a leak in the house a few years previously and

Suspected that some of the moisture had seeped into the safe

Sure enough the first item he uncovered a book of coins from 1987 marked with the u.s.

seal was pretty much sodden through but inside its crumbling cover the coins were in good condition after

that he pulled box after box from the safe each of which contained loads of coins

while the boxes themselves were worse for wear the currency that contained was perfectly preserved

there was also a large collection of loose coins

originally contained within paper tubes that had long since rotted away to leave a chaotic collection of currency spread throughout the safe

there was also the stack of paper money that sadly was saturated helpful reddit commenters however explained that the bureau of engraving and printing

replaces mutilated currency in certain circumstances

underneath the bills evil english found more collectors coins and amazingly a stash of silver bars

each was engraved with the names and founding dates of delaware

massachusetts and connecticut

Then at the very bottom of the safe the grandson found an old toolbox

encrusted with rust he pried open the lid and found it stuffed with jewelry including a brooch and a valuable looking watch

by the time it was emptied the safe had yielded a huge pile of treasure and a valuable one at that an

excited reddit user noted that the coins could be worth up to 20 times their face value

while those silver bars would fetch almost 800 dollars each for evil english then this was a truly life-changing

discovery

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For more infomation >> This Guy Found a Secret Safe Under His Dead Grandparents' Carpet. You Won't Believe What Was Inside - Duration: 4:49.

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What Is The First Thing To Do After Hiring A Marketing Rep? - Duration: 6:31.

- Jen, I'm so excited to have you on our team

and you're gonna be an amazing marketer for us.

I know your just gonna blow it up out there

and get so many referrals.

I believe in you, I believe in your background,

I believe in your personality and everything.

People are gonna love you.

We're gonna get so many referrals.

I can't wait to see the results that you'll bring in.

Are you excited? This is awesome, I can't wait.

Go out and market. Go out and do it! Blow it up!

- I got this! I'm gonna go right now!

I have no idea what I'm doing.

- Hi folks, Steven Hurricane here.

On today's episode of A drink With The Hurricane,

we are gonna talk about the importance

of training a brand new marketing representative.

Cheers!

This is A Drink With The Hurricane,

the homecare sales and marketing talk show

that discusses all things growing your homecare business.

Okay, so in that dramatization is something

that I see happen all too often.

Regardless of the work experience of your marketing

representative that you're about to hire or you just hired,

you have to train your marketing person.

And this is vitally important.

I know from my own story, whether you've heard

the story or not, it's relevant.

From my story, when I came in to business many years ago,

I was hired as a marketing representative and the owner

of the company, Brian, when I came on,

gave me zero training.

He gave me zero guidelines to track my performance,

zero accountability measures so I had no idea

what a good week look like, a bad week,

zero goals from bringing in new referrals,

zero revenue goal.

Basically, he hired me and said, "Go market."

That's what he did to me and it's no wonder he had gone

to three other marketing representatives

before he got the right person in me.

I was lucky enough to be able to figure it out,

lucky enough to have the right personality, drive,

and persona, lucky enough to develop my own accountability

measures, to be able to track my performance and so on.

Most homecare business owners lack

the structure of having a marketing representative.

In addition to that, from myself when I came on,

I knew nothing about healthcare.

I knew how to sell because I had worked at Katco

where I sat across the table selling knives to people

in the comfort of their home and I knew how to bring on

referrals because I'd worked in the dairy industry

and I was used to go into businesses and restaurants

and getting them to purchase products for me

and the company that I was with.

So those two, business to business and business to consumers

sales experiences paid off dividend in having

a basic understanding of marketing in sales.

But I knew absolutely nothing about the healthcare industry.

A lot of acronyms I though were diseases, I mixed them up,

I didn't know what's SNiF stood for, I didn't know subacute

and it goes on and on and on.

So my learning curve and I had literally had to learn

on the go, I had to learn on the fly,

made it extremely difficult for me and I was just lucky

to be able to get accomplished what I was able

to get accomplished to that now 15, 16 years later,

here I am sitting in front of you,

training you on the same thing.

Don't do what happened to me' cause I was one of the rare

lucky ones who was able to figure it out.

So what do we do?

This is where you invest in training.

Think about it from this perspective.

The average salary of a marketing representative

in the country is between 40 and 50 thousand dollars,

depending on where you go in the country.

That's the average, you know, which mean the lowest like 30

and the highest is like 70, 80 thousand dollars.

But the average is 40 to 50 thousand

dollars around the country.

So if you're going to invest 40 to 50 thousand dollars

salary in somebody, isn't it worth investing a couple

thousand dollars in a training or a

program that they can go to or some kind of course

that this person could take to make sure that one,

you got the right person and two, more importantly,

they have the right skills that the right know how

to be able to go on and execute

on what they're trying to accomplish.

That's the whole purpose.

This is the reason why I'm making this video

and I've done similar ones to this,

but I see this happen all too often.

If you find yourself as one of the owners who's had four,

five marketing reps and it just doesn't seem

to be working out, the common denominator here

is not the people you're hiring, the common denominator

is you as the owner of the organization.

You don't know how to manage a marketing rep,

you don't know how to hold them accountable

or we're not sure what are the right marketing activities.

Maybe we were great at marketing ourselves and this is where

the training and the support is vital.

Now, obviously I own a training and support company,

this is what I do but there are other companies out there.

So I'm not saying we're the, I want you to call us

but you have to just think about it

from a logical stand point.

I'm gonna invest 40, 50 thousand dollars salary

plus bonuses and commissions in this person,

shouldn't I invest a couple thousand dollars to make sure

that they're the right person, make sure that they have

the proper training and they know exactly

what their expectations are, and that I have

the structure to make sure I can manage this person properly

so that I can get my maximum return on investment?

Ask yourself that question and if the answer which logically

is duh yeah, I need to invest, then pull the trigger,

commit, take action right now and pick up the phone

and give a call and find out what I can do

for my marketing rep so I can help him or her dominate

the marketplace and truly blow away the competition.