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Welshot Focus - Issue 4 - December 2017

Welcome to the fourth issue of Welshot's very own magazine, Welshot Focus. We hope you enjoy it and we would love to hear your feedback as to how we can best serve you.

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by Jason Edwards<br />

This is a dead easy one! If you’ve ever used your camera on<br />

Program, Shutter or Aperture priority and your photos were<br />

either too dark or too bright, using your camera’s exposure<br />

compensation feature might be the answer. For example, if<br />

you turn it up to +1, it’ll give you an extra stop of exposure<br />

– ideal if your photos are coming out a little dark. Similarly,<br />

if your photos are a bit overexposed, bring your exposure<br />

compensation down. Remember – a camera will never be<br />

as sophisticated as the human eye, so its own systems will<br />

never be foolproof, hence the need to help it out once in a<br />

while! Your exposure compensation will probably go from -3<br />

to +3 and increase/decrease in thirds of a stop.<br />

Alternatively, you may have noticed that even though your<br />

camera is telling you your photo is properly exposed, it may<br />

be coming out either too bright or dark. In this instance, it’s<br />

worth checking your exposure compensation and seeing<br />

that you haven’t accidentally knocked it up or down. Some<br />

cameras have this control as a dial on top of the camera; with<br />

others, you may need to push a button or two to access it.<br />

What is<br />

EXPOSURE<br />

COMPENSATION?<br />

If my camera is telling me that what I’ve composed in my<br />

viewfinder is perfectly exposed but it’s coming out like this, I<br />

could bring by compensation down. In this case, I’d probably<br />

begin by turning it down a couple of stops and seeing what<br />

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If my camera is telling me that this photo is theoretically<br />

well exposed but it’s coming out too dark, I could add some<br />

extra exposure to the image by turning up my exposure<br />

compensation.<br />

There is one other major component of the camera’s ability to<br />

measure light, and that is the camera’s own metering method.<br />

We’ll look at this in the near future, explain how it works and<br />

work out which one of the options is best for you.<br />

So there we have it. Exposure compensation – compensating<br />

for your camera’s own exposure (mis)calculations.<br />

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