Exposure compensation

An explaination of WHAT some of these semi-automatic modes are (aperture priority, shutter priority, programmed auto) and WHEN you might want to use them.

Exposure Compensation in Landscape Photography: What it is and how you can use it to improve your images. Discover the power of exposure compensation photography and take your photography to the next level! Learn what it is, how it works, and practical tips for using it to improve your images in this comprehensive guide.

Exposure is another fundamental topic in photography, and one that is often misunderstood or used in multiple, overlapping usages. This article will introduce the most important use of the term exposure: as a way of talking about the overall lightness and darkness of a given image. Exposure is also the topic for the week of May 11th in the Boost Your Photography 52 Weeks Challenge (#byp52weeks). Read more about #BYP52Weeks or join the group here. Exposure Basics If you are shooting in any…

Understanding the Exposure Compensation dial is probably one of the most important things you can do to improve your photography.

Your camera might be clever, but it is not intelligent.This post will simply explain the exposure compensation feature and how, when, and why you need to use it

This quick photography cheat sheet shows us how to use exposure compensation to override your camera's meter to get better results.

Exposure compensation is adjusting exposure from the value suggested by the camera to make a picture lighter or darker. Learn more here!

Exposure compensation is a simple process using which the photographer can override the camera's automated settings for a particular image in order to correct or achieve some creative look..

Exposure compensation allows photographers to quickly make a photograph lighter or darker by increasing or decreasing the exposure. Exposure compensation is used where the camera does not interpret the light in a scene correctly, or where the photographer wants to change the exposure from that selected by the camera for creative reasons. #photography #photographypodcast #photographyexplained #photographyexplainedpodcast #rickmcevoyphotography #rickmcevoy #exposurecompensation