m1a1fan
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Hi all,
I took the camera out in the snow for the first time today to do a bit of snow photography. This is something I'm very new to and have done a bit of reading on how to properly expose snow so the camera's meter does not underexpose the image or render the snow 18% grey.
Composition aside, I'm looking for thoughts on how the snow turned out. I was watching both my Histogram and Highlights display in the camera to avoid blowing out areas of the snow.
The shots were taken today which was overcast and about ninety minutes before sunset.
Shots were taken with my D80 and 18-70mm lens.
ISO: 200 - 1/20th @ f/11 - +1 EV
ISO: 200 - 1/20th @ f/11 - +0.7 EV
I took the camera out in the snow for the first time today to do a bit of snow photography. This is something I'm very new to and have done a bit of reading on how to properly expose snow so the camera's meter does not underexpose the image or render the snow 18% grey.
Composition aside, I'm looking for thoughts on how the snow turned out. I was watching both my Histogram and Highlights display in the camera to avoid blowing out areas of the snow.
The shots were taken today which was overcast and about ninety minutes before sunset.
Shots were taken with my D80 and 18-70mm lens.
ISO: 200 - 1/20th @ f/11 - +1 EV

ISO: 200 - 1/20th @ f/11 - +0.7 EV
