K20D underexposure?
Jack.

I had always put this down to my lack of talent.



Jack.
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I'm sure that given even lighting and a grey card all the cameras will be within specification, depending on how they are calibrated by the different manufacturers.
It's a matter of applying exposure compensation to taste, as required by the individual photographer.
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so keep up the good work.
Jack.
So Oggy you've had the same problem then,

Jack.
I have had some under-exposing but I could not blame the camera with any authority. I had assumed that as I shoot almost exclusively on spot metering, that occasionally I was hitting a bright spot.
Some interesting responses here. Thanks. Anybody else set their K20 to +0.7 EV like Simon?
Yes, I do. And the K10Ds.
No camera is capable of giving perfect exposures every time. As JR says, it is better to under-expose than to over-expose, and the exposure compensation button is there to let you fine-tune the response to your desires.
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Blincodave
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Got to use my K20 for the first time today - an SRS refurb special. A question please. I always used to set my K10 to +0.7EV as a default and worked from there. Does the K20 have the same tendency to under expose slightly? On a limited 45 minute walk at lunchtime, I thought mine did.
Thanks
Dave