Why do two pictures of the same scene, taken at the same time, have different exposures? Print
Modified on: Fri, 27 Mar, 2020 at 1:47 PM
Generally, if two of the three zones are brightly lit and one is in shadow, the camera determines an exposure where the background is properly exposed.
NOTE: To achieve the perfect picture, you may need to crop the image to eliminate any unwanted objects that you used to get the correct exposure.
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