I used M mode a lot on my legacy glass like with my contax 45. But I got kind'a lazy lately so I just started using A-mode. I noticed that my exposure would be so drastically different from shot to shot. I was shooting my baby in one setting and sometimes it's very bright, other times it's too dark. Any tips?
I'm guessing it's how my light measurement is. What are you guys using? I think I'm using the center as reference (I forget the real name..it's the one with the big block in the middle). I"m also guessing that I should start using AEL feature? So go to M mode then use AEL instead of using A-mode?
Lastly...
- If my metering is wrong (basically wrong exposure), I can only fix it if it's raw file? I was trying to brighten up some of my jpg using the brightness tool (olympus viewer software) and it didn't really do much. I got lazy as well and went back to jpg instead of raw
I'm guessing it's how my light measurement is. What are you guys using? I think I'm using the center as reference (I forget the real name..it's the one with the big block in the middle). I"m also guessing that I should start using AEL feature? So go to M mode then use AEL instead of using A-mode?
Lastly...
- If my metering is wrong (basically wrong exposure), I can only fix it if it's raw file? I was trying to brighten up some of my jpg using the brightness tool (olympus viewer software) and it didn't really do much. I got lazy as well and went back to jpg instead of raw