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Manual exposure, Patricia! Or at least exposure compensation. This
whole set is more than a stop underexposed, consistently.

On 9-Nov-2006, David Dyer-Bennet wrote:



It was dark, rainiy, cold and dark, very dark. I tried to open the exposure
and then the colors (such as they were) washed out, the photos depict exatly
as it was because it was dark that day, did I say that before?

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 05:46:23 -0000, wrote:


On 9-Nov-2006, David Dyer-Bennet wrote:



It was dark, rainiy, cold and dark, very dark. I tried to open the exposure
and then the colors (such as they were) washed out, the photos depict exatly
as it was because it was dark that day, did I say that before?

It's always better to under expose than over expose.

At airshows I take a couple of shots and check the histogram on the camera. I never allow it to go off the right hand end.

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On 11-Nov-2006, "Peter Hucker" wrote:

It's always better to under expose than over expose.

At airshows I take a couple of shots and check the histogram on the
camera. I never allow it to go off the right hand end.

Thanks for the advice. I shall try it.