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Do you want some help with exposure compensation?
As you probably know, the back of your camera preview is not reliable for checking the brightness of your photo. It is better to use the histogram. My last post showed you the histogram in action, and this tutorial will show you how to correct the brightness in your photos using the exposure compensation feature that all digital cameras have.
Are you still struggling to understand the histogram?
Do your snow photos turn grey? Make the snow white with these tips.
The Histogram is your Friend
To determine if you have good exposure on your digital camera images check your histogram after every shot. Sounds like a lot of work to do this, but trust me, if your exposure is correct, you will have less "fixing" to do to your photos afterward.
Camera shooting modes: Part 3 - Shutter and Aperture priority. Manual mode.
Brief explanations on when to use Shutter priority, Aperture priority and manual exposure modes with your dSLR camera.