Thanks for another useful tip, Greg. I´m sure, I´m somewhat dull in this case, but I don´t understand this motto "expose for the light, print for the shadows" actually. My train of thought is: If I expose for the lights (or even for the highlights), doesn´t my lens and camera "think", a higher shutter speed is required than necessary? Example: If I would expose for your right side of you face (in the video), wouldn´t the rest of the scenerie would be exposed to dark due to the high shutterspeed that keeps me from overexposing your face? I know, you are right with you tip, but I still don´t know how to realize it in my photography work.