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Originally Posted by greypoint
I don't stick rigidly to any particular settings- make full use of different metering modes - use exposure compensation etc etc. but never quite manage anything worthwhile. I seem to be underexposing so adjust the settings and I end up with horrible 'no detail' white.I do things like adjust levels, contrast etc. once the pictures are on my PC but the actual quality is'nt there. So are there any tips I'm missing - other than having to shoot RAW which is very slooooooow on an S3 - one shot per flying swan [and probably at just the wrong moment!!]
I feel like leaving the camera at home when it's cloudy at the moment. Is it just me or do others have the same problem?
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As most of us will not be familiar with this camera is it possible to post a couple of examples of the same picture taken at different settings. It would help greatly to know shutter speed and aperture for these.
Am I right in thinking bright sun good pics, cloudy overcast poor pics ?
Don