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Hi Everyone,
I currently shoot with a Nikon D7000, and find that a tend to defer to AP mode most of the time. After I've selected the desired Aperture, I let the camera do the rest, and will only tinker with ISO if the resulting shutter speed is too slow. With that said, I find that when I import my photos to Lightroom, and use the "auto" feature to correct my photos, most are underexposed.
I guess my question is, why would my photos be underexposed if the camera meter reads in the middle (not over or under exposed)?
Would I be better to shoot in Manual Mode, selecting a desired aperture and shutter speed, and then choose Auto ISO to achieve correct exposure.
Loaded questions, but looking for any advice you may have to getting consistent "correct" exposures.
Thanks!
I currently shoot with a Nikon D7000, and find that a tend to defer to AP mode most of the time. After I've selected the desired Aperture, I let the camera do the rest, and will only tinker with ISO if the resulting shutter speed is too slow. With that said, I find that when I import my photos to Lightroom, and use the "auto" feature to correct my photos, most are underexposed.
I guess my question is, why would my photos be underexposed if the camera meter reads in the middle (not over or under exposed)?
Would I be better to shoot in Manual Mode, selecting a desired aperture and shutter speed, and then choose Auto ISO to achieve correct exposure.
Loaded questions, but looking for any advice you may have to getting consistent "correct" exposures.
Thanks!