Hi bros,
I have a question on focusing in backlighting condition (e.g., shooting people in the shade or whatever with quite bright backlighting).
Situation 1: When I do the metering to get the background not overexpose (of course the subject, e.g., face of the person, will be a bit dark), the pix looks ok in full screen of my 17'' monitor but not very sharp in 100% crop (face of the subject). In 100% crop it looks a bit blur like miss focus.
Situation 2: When I try to increase exposure compensation to get the subject exposure right (of course in this case the background will overexposure), the pix looks very very sharp even in 100% crop.
Situation 3: Back to sittuation 1, now i am using the fill flash to obtain both background and subject exposure, then the pixs are sharp.
My question is how to obtain the sharp person face in situation 1. I am not sure but it's like when the subject is a bit underexposure with bright background, I can not get a very sharp subject (focusing or whatever).
Please advice me, thanks a lot
I have a question on focusing in backlighting condition (e.g., shooting people in the shade or whatever with quite bright backlighting).
Situation 1: When I do the metering to get the background not overexpose (of course the subject, e.g., face of the person, will be a bit dark), the pix looks ok in full screen of my 17'' monitor but not very sharp in 100% crop (face of the subject). In 100% crop it looks a bit blur like miss focus.
Situation 2: When I try to increase exposure compensation to get the subject exposure right (of course in this case the background will overexposure), the pix looks very very sharp even in 100% crop.
Situation 3: Back to sittuation 1, now i am using the fill flash to obtain both background and subject exposure, then the pixs are sharp.
My question is how to obtain the sharp person face in situation 1. I am not sure but it's like when the subject is a bit underexposure with bright background, I can not get a very sharp subject (focusing or whatever).
Please advice me, thanks a lot