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<blockquote data-quote="piliff" data-source="post: 123874" data-attributes="member: 12700">hi all, i need some help with the settings on my d3100, i was at a photoshoot today but we couldnt figure the problem with my camera, it was set to manual, 1/ 125, f8, iso 100,as per the reading from the light meter we used, we had a flash trigger to set the flash to the set up that was aranged, on my camera it was over exposing dramatically and we couldnt work out why, unfortunately most of the others we using canon cameras so no one there was clued up on nikon, for some reason the camera was overexposing the shots way too much, which we could see on the screen but we couldnt find a way to alter this. i have sinced noticed that even though i set iso to 100, on the data from the images it was actually shooting at 3200, and i have found that iso sensitivity was set to on and overiding waht i wanted, i have now set this to off so when i take a shot it is reading at 100.any advice very welcome, it may have been due to the iso shooting at 3200 that was the problem, i can upload an image if it helps at all.shame i didnt get any good images with such an oportunity but hopefully we will be doing another some time.thanksphil</blockquote>

[QUOTE="piliff, post: 123874, member: 12700"] hi all, i need some help with the settings on my d3100, i was at a photoshoot today but we couldnt figure the problem with my camera, it was set to manual, 1/ 125, f8, iso 100,as per the reading from the light meter we used, we had a flash trigger to set the flash to the set up that was aranged, on my camera it was over exposing dramatically and we couldnt work out why, unfortunately most of the others we using canon cameras so no one there was clued up on nikon, for some reason the camera was overexposing the shots way too much, which we could see on the screen but we couldnt find a way to alter this. i have sinced noticed that even though i set iso to 100, on the data from the images it was actually shooting at 3200, and i have found that iso sensitivity was set to on and overiding waht i wanted, i have now set this to off so when i take a shot it is reading at 100. any advice very welcome, it may have been due to the iso shooting at 3200 that was the problem, i can upload an image if it helps at all. shame i didnt get any good images with such an oportunity but hopefully we will be doing another some time. thanks phil [/QUOTE]

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