Maybe this is quite a dumb question,but i would still ask since I have no idea of it.
I know that exposure is key to a good photograph,and i also know that the metering of camera lies to us very often,especially in situations like very contrasty colors,so can anybody tell me how to make sure BY OUR EYES that the view in the viewfinder is correctly exposed before I press down the shutter?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.Thx!
I know that exposure is key to a good photograph,and i also know that the metering of camera lies to us very often,especially in situations like very contrasty colors,so can anybody tell me how to make sure BY OUR EYES that the view in the viewfinder is correctly exposed before I press down the shutter?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.Thx!