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<blockquote data-quote="BigNicG" data-source="post: 43917" data-attributes="member: 8007"><p>Thanks for the comments everyone. I would love some pointers on how to deal with the overexposure on her face, this was shot in natural light walking down a hill with the sun over my left shoulder. I had my exposure comp set to -3, and f8.0 with a 50mm prime. It was about 4:30 in the afternoon so the sun was low on the horizon. Also, Rick, I was actually shooting straight at her, I am 6'7" and she is 5'8" that is a hill behind her and she was uphill enough that we were eye to eye.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigNicG, post: 43917, member: 8007"] Thanks for the comments everyone. I would love some pointers on how to deal with the overexposure on her face, this was shot in natural light walking down a hill with the sun over my left shoulder. I had my exposure comp set to -3, and f8.0 with a 50mm prime. It was about 4:30 in the afternoon so the sun was low on the horizon. Also, Rick, I was actually shooting straight at her, I am 6'7" and she is 5'8" that is a hill behind her and she was uphill enough that we were eye to eye. [/QUOTE]
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