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This maybe a dumb question? But when you meter off the sky, how are you doing it? If you're pointing at the sky and holding the shutter half way down, then recomposing, you're doing it wrong.I like the water there, but I agree that the sky is a bit too much.
early in my photography education I am struggling with the blown out skies. I've heard you have to meter on the sky but it still shows all blown out in the pick. That will be a big hurdle for me whenever I'm able to do it.
I only ask this because you say you've been doing it and it hasn't made a difference, and because I know a ton of people, some of which have been tinkering with photography for a while and still made that same mistake.
What ever you meter for, that is what the camera is exposing for. So if you do meter off the sky, then the sky will be exposed correctly. And you may already know this, but just incase, when you meter off of whatever, make sure you press the AE lock button. That will lock in that exposure, then that will give you a few seconds to recompose and take the shot.
i like them both. #2 without the border looks much better. do you have more? as a pair they are a bit disconnected. i liked to see more about the place.
This maybe a dumb question? But when you meter off the sky, how are you doing it? If you're pointing at the sky and holding the shutter half way down, then recomposing, you're doing it wrong.early in my photography education I am struggling with the blown out skies. I've heard you have to meter on the sky but it still shows all blown out in the pick. That will be a big hurdle for me whenever I'm able to do it.
I only ask this because you say you've been doing it and it hasn't made a difference, and because I know a ton of people, some of which have been tinkering with photography for a while and still made that same mistake.
What ever you meter for, that is what the camera is exposing for. So if you do meter off the sky, then the sky will be exposed correctly. And you may already know this, but just incase, when you meter off of whatever, make sure you press the AE lock button. That will lock in that exposure, then that will give you a few seconds to recompose and take the shot.
funny you bring that up because I was just tinkering around with the AE lock in the backyard but I think I'm doing something wrong. I meter on the sky and press the AE lock button but it just beeps and does nothing, when I recompose on the subject it keeps adjusting as usual.