exposure and constrast problem

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exposure problems

Wrong sensitivity setting selected Shutter speed too slow to freeze movement Exposure compensation set incorrectly Overexposed clouds in a landscape Underexposed foreground in a landscape

White subject made grey Black subject made grey Camera in the wrong exposure mode Spot meter on Underexposed back-lit subject

contrast problem

A photograph with too much contrast has a strong difference between light (highlight) and darker (shadow) areas of the image. This is very apparent in photographs taken on a sunny day. Use flash to fill in the dark shadowy areas of the image and try underexposing the image by one or two stops to see the difference it makes.

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