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My D750 over-exposure tendency
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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 401080" data-attributes="member: 14443"><p>what mode did you shoot and what metering did you shoot? </p><p></p><p>1-metering in cameras suck after so many years. this is something youll have to deal with. be good friends with the EC. FEC as well. youll have to learn to assess the situation and know the dumb camera will over or under. this is something that Ive come to do naturally</p><p>2-the camera is a reflective meter, its not always best for a scene/subject you shoot. sometimes you need an incident light metering. both meter in different ways and youll get different exposures for different scenes. </p><p>3-just bracket. going back to 1, camera metering sucks and havent advanced at all. put a subject in front of you, a light bulb somewhere in the frame and it will underexpose. youll have to learn to "read" a scene and adjust the exposure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 401080, member: 14443"] what mode did you shoot and what metering did you shoot? 1-metering in cameras suck after so many years. this is something youll have to deal with. be good friends with the EC. FEC as well. youll have to learn to assess the situation and know the dumb camera will over or under. this is something that Ive come to do naturally 2-the camera is a reflective meter, its not always best for a scene/subject you shoot. sometimes you need an incident light metering. both meter in different ways and youll get different exposures for different scenes. 3-just bracket. going back to 1, camera metering sucks and havent advanced at all. put a subject in front of you, a light bulb somewhere in the frame and it will underexpose. youll have to learn to "read" a scene and adjust the exposure. [/QUOTE]
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