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<blockquote data-quote="Bikerbrent" data-source="post: 681305" data-attributes="member: 42081"><p>Yes, in my film days (and with 200 cameras I would suspect some are film), I also underexposed my slide film slightly (1/3 to 2/3 stop) to get better images. However, I found that with digital cameras, shooting in matrix mode, this underexposure was NOT needed. I generally shoot in either matrix or spot metering mode and only use exposure compensation under extreme circumstances like snow or white sand scenes, large dark area scenes, etc. What exposure mode do you typically use? I would recommend you go out and take some landscape type photos in matrix mode without exposure compensation and see what you get. Let us know how this works out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bikerbrent, post: 681305, member: 42081"] Yes, in my film days (and with 200 cameras I would suspect some are film), I also underexposed my slide film slightly (1/3 to 2/3 stop) to get better images. However, I found that with digital cameras, shooting in matrix mode, this underexposure was NOT needed. I generally shoot in either matrix or spot metering mode and only use exposure compensation under extreme circumstances like snow or white sand scenes, large dark area scenes, etc. What exposure mode do you typically use? I would recommend you go out and take some landscape type photos in matrix mode without exposure compensation and see what you get. Let us know how this works out. [/QUOTE]
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