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Old 30th September 2006   #1
ToaPayoh123
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Default My first test of *istDL with kit lens

Hi, These are my first DSLR Pentax *istDL with kit lens test shots, don't know why all look under exposure?


Mode: Landscape, Metering: Spot, ISO 800, AWB


Mode: Program, Metering: Spot, ISO 800, AWB


Mode: Program, Metering: Multi-Pattern, ISO 800, AWB


Mode: Program, Metering: Multi-Pattern, ISO 800, AWB

Advice needed.
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Old 30th September 2006   #2
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Default Re: My first test of *istDL with kit lens

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What time were the external photos taken? If its daytime, then the camera should not be at ISO800. What mode did you use? Auto-Pict or Programme mode?
Maybe your exposures are too short.
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Old 1st October 2006   #3
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Default Re: My first test of *istDL with kit lens

Originally Posted by airconvent View Post
Hi
What time were the external photos taken? If its daytime, then the camera should not be at ISO800. What mode did you use? Auto-Pict or Programme mode?
Maybe your exposures are too short.
Ya.. i think ISO800 for outdoor is too dark, even if its evening, i think its still bright enough to use only ISo400.. and Metering, maybe you should use Average Metering, Use AV or TV if you can..
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Old 1st October 2006   #4
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Default Re: My first test of *istDL with kit lens

Hi Airconvent and k_istDS, thanks for your advice.
I'm using Programme and Landscape mode, exposure and aperture are set by camera. I don't have the habit to check ISO before shooting ... I didn't know that ISO has been set to 800

Ok, here are another 2 shots, same setting but different shooting mode:

#1

Mode: Portrait, Metering: Exposure Compensation: +1EV, Center Weighted, ISO 200, ABW

#2

Mode: Landscape, Metering: Exposure Compensation: +1EV, Center Weighted, ISO 200, ABW

#2 got the correct exposure.
I suspect the problem is due to light go into view finger and disturb the AE metering because I'm wearing spectacle
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