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Exposure Compensation
Exposure compensation may be needed when your main subject is darker/lighter than the background.
To obtain the desired results within this type of composition, it may be necissary to use a +/- EV value, to alter the exposure suggested by the camera.
As a general rule of thumb, +EV is usually needed when the foreground subject is darker than the background, and -EV is needed when it is darker.
Center weighted or spot metering is recommended when using exposure compensation.
To obtain the desired results within this type of composition, it may be necissary to use a +/- EV value, to alter the exposure suggested by the camera.
As a general rule of thumb, +EV is usually needed when the foreground subject is darker than the background, and -EV is needed when it is darker.
Center weighted or spot metering is recommended when using exposure compensation.
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Thank you KK
I will try and take those shots again, using this advice, thanks
I will try and take those shots again, using this advice, thanks
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Nice one KK 
Moved to tips n tricks
Moved to tips n tricks
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