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How to freeze acton in low lighting?
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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 605160" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>It depends what mode you are in. Exposure compensation pushes the meter reading up or down to influence the exposure. The camera will use whatever parameter it has control of at the time to satisfy the meter. So if auto iso is on, it will change iso to make the meter happy and that will directly affect noise.</p><p>Other than that, noise is noise and you will get whatever noise your camera would normally give you for a particular scene at specific settings. No magic in exposure comp, it is just like putting your finger on the scale to influence the meter. It is simply an automatic way to bump shutter, aperture, or iso (depending on mode) to get the desired 'manual' effect.</p><p>Many of us use auto iso only in manual, so iso is the only parameter changing. Using exp comp in say aperture priority with auto iso gets more complicated as to when the camera will compensate via shutter speed or auto iso or it might change both parameters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nickt, post: 605160, member: 4923"] It depends what mode you are in. Exposure compensation pushes the meter reading up or down to influence the exposure. The camera will use whatever parameter it has control of at the time to satisfy the meter. So if auto iso is on, it will change iso to make the meter happy and that will directly affect noise. Other than that, noise is noise and you will get whatever noise your camera would normally give you for a particular scene at specific settings. No magic in exposure comp, it is just like putting your finger on the scale to influence the meter. It is simply an automatic way to bump shutter, aperture, or iso (depending on mode) to get the desired 'manual' effect. Many of us use auto iso only in manual, so iso is the only parameter changing. Using exp comp in say aperture priority with auto iso gets more complicated as to when the camera will compensate via shutter speed or auto iso or it might change both parameters. [/QUOTE]
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