Exposure Compensation is a feature on a digital camera that allows you to adjust the shutter speed measured by its light meter. Usually, the range of adjustment goes from +2 to -2 EV in 1/3 steps.
Lets say that you point the camera at you subject and the meter says you need 1/250 sec. shutter speed at aperture 5.
If for whatever reason you select +1 exposure compensation, the shutter speed used by the camera will be 1/125 sec.
If you use -1 exposure compensation, the shutter speed will be 1/500 sec.
Every increment in exposure compensation (+2 +1 -1 -2) increases or decreases the amount of light going through the camera by a factor of 2.
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this is helpful.. thanx..
tkasih kerana menjenguk ke fp mama..
Mama guna kamera kecik dan murah jerr.. Olympus ..hehehe.. tak reti nak bega-bega lain takut terus hancus... but ur blog very-very helpful.. walaupun ada terms tu yang mama tak faham..hehehe..
Byk lagi mama perlu belajar pasal ambil ambar ni... kena gi kursus kot.. hehehe
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