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    Panarus biarmicus Moderator (Sports) SmartWombat's Avatar
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    an exposure challenge

    White mare, black foal, overcast sky.
    What's your exposure nightmare ?
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    Re: an exposure challenge

    Everythings an exposure challenge for me.
    You did very well on this one for sure.
    Keep Shooting!

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    Re: an exposure challenge

    Paul ... you did a pretty good job there! Actually, the overcast day probably helped by reducing the contrast.

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    Re: an exposure challenge

    Yes, but bright sunshine on Dartmoor is extremely unlikely
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    Re: an exposure challenge

    One of my biggest challenges. Black dog in white snow. It's a real challenge just to be able to see her eyes.
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    Re: an exposure challenge

    My biggest challenge is when I have night time wedding receptions without any ambient light and all I got is my flash on a bracket
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    Re: an exposure challenge

    Quote Originally Posted by mjs1973
    Black dog in white snow.
    That's really hard.
    Even the light bouncing back off the snow isn't helping much.
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