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<blockquote data-quote="Woodyg3" data-source="post: 472256" data-attributes="member: 24569">I'm not fully understanding the problem, but I'll throw out some things to consider. I'm sorry if these are way off base, I'm just not sure I understand the problem from your explanation.If this is really an exposure compensation problem, exposure compensation is something YOU set. Press the +/- button and turn the control dial until it is at 0. Maybe you tried this and it won't respond?Are you talking about the exposure scale at the bottom of the viewfinder? If this is indicating underexposure then there is simply not enough light to expose at your current shutter speed setting.Are you sure the shutter speed is slow enough to properly expose in the given light conditions?I'm assuming you probably know these things already, but just trying to clarify what the problem is. Can you give more info and maybe example images with EXIF data?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Woodyg3, post: 472256, member: 24569"] I'm not fully understanding the problem, but I'll throw out some things to consider. I'm sorry if these are way off base, I'm just not sure I understand the problem from your explanation. If this is really an exposure compensation problem, exposure compensation is something YOU set. Press the +/- button and turn the control dial until it is at 0. Maybe you tried this and it won't respond? Are you talking about the exposure scale at the bottom of the viewfinder? If this is indicating underexposure then there is simply not enough light to expose at your current shutter speed setting. Are you sure the shutter speed is slow enough to properly expose in the given light conditions? I'm assuming you probably know these things already, but just trying to clarify what the problem is. Can you give more info and maybe example images with EXIF data? [/QUOTE]

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