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<blockquote data-quote="Kultfunk" data-source="post: 397416" data-attributes="member: 35686"><p>same story i'm afraid... when you meter something 'dark-ish' en the surroundings are not that 'bright' it could get even worse...</p><p>matrix metering is not my friend also... most of the time i use spot metering @ my subject, in the example you gave here it's just a matter of dialing in an exposure compensation of (i guess) -0,7 or -1 and it's done !</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kultfunk, post: 397416, member: 35686"] same story i'm afraid... when you meter something 'dark-ish' en the surroundings are not that 'bright' it could get even worse... matrix metering is not my friend also... most of the time i use spot metering @ my subject, in the example you gave here it's just a matter of dialing in an exposure compensation of (i guess) -0,7 or -1 and it's done ! [/QUOTE]
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