Comments on: EV: Exposure Compensation http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/01/10/ev-exposure-compensation/ nature, creative, and landscape imaging with digital point and shoot cameras Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:40:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Shooting Snow! « Steve Ingraham’s Point and Shoot Landscape http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/01/10/ev-exposure-compensation/#comment-453 Shooting Snow! « Steve Ingraham’s Point and Shoot Landscape Mon, 11 Jan 2010 10:57:59 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/?p=351#comment-453 [...] usual way of dealing with snow and sun is to use Exposure Compensation. Most digital cameras, when placed in Programmed Auto mode, will allow you to shift the EV [...] [...] usual way of dealing with snow and sun is to use Exposure Compensation. Most digital cameras, when placed in Programmed Auto mode, will allow you to shift the EV [...]

]]> By: forkboy http://psland.lightshedder.com/2009/01/10/ev-exposure-compensation/#comment-266 forkboy Wed, 14 Jan 2009 02:39:22 +0000 http://pslandscape.wordpress.com/?p=351#comment-266 Clearly a reason to shot in RAW, but if that option isn't available (such as with a digi p&s) this sort of advice is quite handy. Before acquiring my first (and thus far only) dSLR a year ago, I made use of this technique, but not with much success unfortunately. I think that was mostly because I didn't know which was the best +/- setting...I mean, I knew which direction to go (plus or minus), but not by how much and often found the picture to only okay. Clearly a reason to shot in RAW, but if that option isn’t available (such as with a digi p&s) this sort of advice is quite handy.

Before acquiring my first (and thus far only) dSLR a year ago, I made use of this technique, but not with much success unfortunately. I think that was mostly because I didn’t know which was the best +/- setting…I mean, I knew which direction to go (plus or minus), but not by how much and often found the picture to only okay.

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