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| Light metering can be adjusted within your camera for particular situations. | | Light metering can be adjusted within your camera for particular situations. |
| In metering there are the terms of correct exposure, under exposed and over exposed. | | In metering there are the terms of correct exposure, under exposed and over exposed. |
− | Photographers always aiming for correct exposure. One can always bracket (i.e. take a series of different exposures and then choose the best exposure. This can also be achieved by using exposure compensation). | + | Photographers always aiming for correct exposure. One can always bracket (i.e. take a series of different exposures and then choose the best exposure). This can also be achieved by using exposure compensation. |
| There are different metering systems on the camera | | There are different metering systems on the camera |
| * multi zone metering | | * multi zone metering |
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| * spot metering | | * spot metering |
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− | Multi zone metering is when the camera evaluates the whole image then decides the best exposure (this is the most commonly used setting, it is often used in landscape photography). | + | Multi zone metering is when the camera evaluates the whole image then decides the best exposure (this is the most commonly used setting), it is often used in landscape photography. |
| Centre-Weight average metering is when the camera calculates exposure based on the centre of the image (this is common in portrait photography). Spot metering is when a small select area in the image is used to calculate the overall exposure. | | Centre-Weight average metering is when the camera calculates exposure based on the centre of the image (this is common in portrait photography). Spot metering is when a small select area in the image is used to calculate the overall exposure. |
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| ==Focusing== | | ==Focusing== |
| We have auto focus and manual focus. Auto focus does not work in every situation (situations where it could be a problem; in mono situations where the object and its surroundings are predominately one colour ie all shades of white, black, grey or any colour). | | We have auto focus and manual focus. Auto focus does not work in every situation (situations where it could be a problem; in mono situations where the object and its surroundings are predominately one colour ie all shades of white, black, grey or any colour). |