On 2008-09-24 20:00:23, Raiderski wrote:
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ok, it's hard to explain everything especially if I don't want to complicate this. I hope this helps, you can also use Google to search interesting sites (a lot) about this, for example:
http://www.megapixel.net/html/articles/article-contexpo.php
1. Exposure Value (EV) compensation
autoexposure
EV -2.0
use negative EV if you want to reduce overexposure (too bright)
EV +2.0
use positive EV if you want to reduce underexposure (too dark)
of course you have to know that this isn't magic solution which will make wonders. it can help only if overexposure/underexposure problem is not too big
2. AutoExposure (AE) lock
use half pressed shutter key (this one which you're using to focus and taking pictures) to lock AE. it will be locked just before autofocusing process. with locked AE you can point your camera everywhere and exposure will be 'freezed'. release shutter key and you will unlock AE
AE locked (overexposure)
exposure locked at dark object and then camera pointed at bright object (screen)
AE locked (underexposure)
exposure locked at bright object (screen) and then camera pointed at dark object
how to use it? move your camera to find good exposure for your scene (e.g. well balanced sky and ground brightness for landscape). lock AE and now you can move your camera more to sky or to ground without any problems with brightness