i have a question here.
i always have a problem getting the right exposure when the foreground (subject person, maybe under shade) is dark and the background is very bright (eg. snowy mountains). how should i go about metering the scene such that i can get decent exposure for both the foreground and the background without whitening out the background?
assume tat i can use the following tools
1. flash compensation
2. exposure compensation
3. in built flash
4. spot/center weighted/matrix metering
i have this vague idea tat using the flash compensation would probably work but recent results are not encouraging... :dunno:
would appreciate any feedback
i always have a problem getting the right exposure when the foreground (subject person, maybe under shade) is dark and the background is very bright (eg. snowy mountains). how should i go about metering the scene such that i can get decent exposure for both the foreground and the background without whitening out the background?
assume tat i can use the following tools
1. flash compensation
2. exposure compensation
3. in built flash
4. spot/center weighted/matrix metering
i have this vague idea tat using the flash compensation would probably work but recent results are not encouraging... :dunno:
would appreciate any feedback