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Tips need for Nikon D750 shoot in a low light condition with backlit
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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 684504" data-attributes="member: 13196"><p>It looks as though the camera metered the light outside the window and compensated by underexposing. You can try changing the metering to either center-weighted or spot. Be sure the area you meter with is on your subject.</p><p></p><p>Or if you are shooting in the mode you used, you might be able to use the +/- button to increase your exposure. I don't use any type of auto or program mode to be sure about that though. </p><p></p><p>When editing, if you use Photoshop, in addition to using the luminance slider to reduce noise, also use the slider that controls color noise. That helps a great deal but is something not too many people utilize. I shoot at ISO 8000 (and sometimes ISO 10k) during Worship. You need to nail the exposure in camera. When you raise the shadows/exposure during post processing, that can add even more noise than you what you've got because of using a high ISO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hark, post: 684504, member: 13196"] It looks as though the camera metered the light outside the window and compensated by underexposing. You can try changing the metering to either center-weighted or spot. Be sure the area you meter with is on your subject. Or if you are shooting in the mode you used, you might be able to use the +/- button to increase your exposure. I don't use any type of auto or program mode to be sure about that though. When editing, if you use Photoshop, in addition to using the luminance slider to reduce noise, also use the slider that controls color noise. That helps a great deal but is something not too many people utilize. I shoot at ISO 8000 (and sometimes ISO 10k) during Worship. You need to nail the exposure in camera. When you raise the shadows/exposure during post processing, that can add even more noise than you what you've got because of using a high ISO. [/QUOTE]
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