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Anonymous
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This applies to film and digital photos alike.
When the scene you are photographing includes large areas of crisp white snow, the camera's automatic exposure control can be fooled. That's why so many snow scenes turn out greyish looking.
The solution to to take a reading with the camera and add 1 or 2 F stops of exposure compensation.
Your winter scenes will turn out like they were supposed to - white.
John
When the scene you are photographing includes large areas of crisp white snow, the camera's automatic exposure control can be fooled. That's why so many snow scenes turn out greyish looking.
The solution to to take a reading with the camera and add 1 or 2 F stops of exposure compensation.
Your winter scenes will turn out like they were supposed to - white.
John