gx10 problems
Posted 01/10/2010 - 22:15
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hi jacqui
if its like the k200 you might have to adjust the exposure
compensation control
neil
if its like the k200 you might have to adjust the exposure
compensation control
neil
cheers Neil
pentax k3
DA* 300 f4 DA* 50-135 f 2.8 smc DA* 16-50 f2.8 50mm f1.7 pentax1.4xhd converter
Panasonic Dmc Fz200
pentax k3
DA* 300 f4 DA* 50-135 f 2.8 smc DA* 16-50 f2.8 50mm f1.7 pentax1.4xhd converter
Panasonic Dmc Fz200
Posted 01/10/2010 - 22:42
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I set my k10d to +0.7 on the exposure compensation.
I think they do tend to underexpose but you'll soon get used to it.
I think they do tend to underexpose but you'll soon get used to it.
Posted 02/10/2010 - 00:49
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You could start by doing some exposure tests, ideally a piece of nuetral grey card, but we dont all have one of those lying around, try an area of evenly lit grass. Start with a shot using multi segment metering, then centre weighted then spot, if the grass is evenly lit they should all be similar, do this several times to ensure the results are consistant, though bear in mind there will be some variation due to changes in the light.
From this you should be able to determine if the metering is faulty or simply in need of a bit of compensation, you can work out how much by dialing in various amounts until the grass looks correctly exposed.
This wont garuantee your exposures for other subjects but it is a good starting point
EDIT: PS, I see you chose the GX10 then
From this you should be able to determine if the metering is faulty or simply in need of a bit of compensation, you can work out how much by dialing in various amounts until the grass looks correctly exposed.
This wont garuantee your exposures for other subjects but it is a good starting point
EDIT: PS, I see you chose the GX10 then
Posted 02/10/2010 - 01:01
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yep, got it. thanks for that I will try it on the grass tomorrow.
jacqui
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