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21-11-2009 4:29pm#1
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DaireQuinlan wrote: »along to room 101 with you so*
*and no, not the one with an acerbic but genial paul merton either...
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yeah been caught with incorrect settings before
it's probably a great idea to get into the habit of returning all settings to their default after a shoot
/ or portion of a shoot (e.g. inside low light going to outside bright)
I presume a lot of cameras have a menu selection that will do this (mine has) 0 -
I alway try to set my camera in the car before I go into an event. The main problem I have is when I'm in the middle of shooting and I up the ISO, then get asked to do a group shot that I forget that I'm on ISO 800
However I am learning from my mistakes 
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My Camera was set for a 9 frame 1 stop bracket. It exposes the first shot normally, then the next four are 1,2,3 & 4 stops under exposed & then the following 4 are 1,2,3 & 4 stops over exposed.
It's not been as bad as it could have been as I have been able to correct most of them in my RAW processing.
Did you not notice that the camera was firing more often or slowing down for the slow exposures? Were you just taking lots of shots and the camera was working away. I guess if you have a fast camera it mightn't be as obvious
edit: get it now, exposure moving up and downBuzz Lightyear wrote: »I alway try to set my camera in the car before I go into an event. The main problem I have is when I'm in the middle of shooting and I up the ISO, then get asked to do a group shot that I forget that I'm on ISO 800 However I am learning from my mistakes
One nice feature some pentax cameras have is an ISO warning. If ISO is set above a certain level the ISO warning shows in the viewfinder. You can set this level to whatever you want.0 -
My Camera was set for a 9 frame 1 stop bracket. It exposes the first shot normally, then the next four are 1,2,3 & 4 stops under exposed & then the following 4 are 1,2,3 & 4 stops over exposed.
It's not been as bad as it could have been as I have been able to correct most of them in my RAW processing.
Oh right, so the cam took one bracketed frame every time you pressed the shutter release ? I can see how that could be annoying all right When I bracket I normally have it set to do a normal then a +1 and then a -1 all on one press of the button. Hard to miss, so I couldn't really undestand what you were complaining about. "silly old CabanSail" I may have said to myself while shaking my head ruefully. 0 -
My Camera was set for a 9 frame 1 stop bracket. It exposes the first shot normally, then the next four are 1,2,3 & 4 stops under exposed & then the following 4 are 1,2,3 & 4 stops over exposed.
It's not been as bad as it could have been as I have been able to correct most of them in my RAW processing.
Ouch!
Ah, I feel your pain. About 3 days of my holiday in sunny Spain were taken at ISO800...on a 350D.
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Morrisseeee wrote: »Sorry, but that gave me a good , I'm imagining your photos at 1/4000sec and still under-exposed !!!!!!
overexposed?0 -
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