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The great train mystery!
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<blockquote data-quote="Daz" data-source="post: 534039" data-attributes="member: 37228"><p>Spot metering would have been the best, you could have put it anywhere but the lights, it would be good to look at the "Exposure Triangle" and learn how to properly set the camera up in manual.</p><p></p><p>As you have said you are shooting in RAW which is great, you can always bring the photo back, I try and shoot a stop or 2 darker than I need to so that I can bring the levels up in post, never over expose as you will degrade the image, even if you being the exposure slider down</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daz, post: 534039, member: 37228"] Spot metering would have been the best, you could have put it anywhere but the lights, it would be good to look at the "Exposure Triangle" and learn how to properly set the camera up in manual. As you have said you are shooting in RAW which is great, you can always bring the photo back, I try and shoot a stop or 2 darker than I need to so that I can bring the levels up in post, never over expose as you will degrade the image, even if you being the exposure slider down [/QUOTE]
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