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Note:

An exposure compensation set on the camera only

influences the measurement of available light. If you

want to simultaneously use compensation of the

TTL flash exposure measurement in flash mode – in

parallel or in the opposite direction, you must make this

additional setting on the flash unit. See the sections on

flash mode starting on p. 130 for details.

EXAMPLE OF A POSITIVE COMPENSATION

With very bright subjects, such as snow or a beach,

the exposure meter selects a relatively short exposure

time due to the extreme brightness. As a result, the

snow shows up in an average gray and any people in

the photograph are too dark: this is under exposure.

To remedy this problem, the exposure time needs to

be extended or the aperture increased, i.e. a setting of

perhaps +1

EV needs to be made.

EXAMPLE OF A NEGATIVE COMPENSATION

For very dark subjects that reflect very little light, the

exposure meter selects an exposure time that is far too

long. A black car will appear gray: this is over exposure.

The exposure time needs to be shortened, i.e. a setting

such as –1EV is required.

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