Stryker
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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Have you shot a subject on a white backgound, or your dog in the snow, or a bride in her white wedding dress and upon uploading to your PC, the white looks grey? Here is one solution. Bump up the exposure level to "+1"
Photos of my neighbor's white van were taken a few minutes ago. No editing was done, only converted the RAW file to jpeg
ISO 100, F/5.6, Av mode, shutter speed was at 1/800, exposure level at "0"
Then I bumped up the exposure level to "+1", same settings at ISO 100, f/5.6, however the aperture speed went down to 1/400
You can see the difference if the exposure level is adjusted to "+1"
So, when shooting on a white backgound, your dog in the snow, or the bride in her wedding dress, bump it up. You dont want the mother of the bride on your tail your whole lifetime, would you???
Photos of my neighbor's white van were taken a few minutes ago. No editing was done, only converted the RAW file to jpeg
ISO 100, F/5.6, Av mode, shutter speed was at 1/800, exposure level at "0"
![5559871897_e030fafcab.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm6.static.flickr.com%2F5178%2F5559871897_e030fafcab.jpg&hash=151854d65cd9e281f347685771fe1b39)
Then I bumped up the exposure level to "+1", same settings at ISO 100, f/5.6, however the aperture speed went down to 1/400
![5560449116_8ca0f8ac4d.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm6.static.flickr.com%2F5144%2F5560449116_8ca0f8ac4d.jpg&hash=6fc598606f92298d2d1aa4d61aaf0ea2)
You can see the difference if the exposure level is adjusted to "+1"
So, when shooting on a white backgound, your dog in the snow, or the bride in her wedding dress, bump it up. You dont want the mother of the bride on your tail your whole lifetime, would you???