Hey all,
Just had the BAe 146 of 32nd squadron (the Queens Flight) go past my window which I photographed, however a reccuring issue of metering is playing on my mind.
Most of the images came out underexposed as I had centre weighted metering selected. The light was from behind and the sky was cloudy, as shown in the example below.

however with a bit of photoshop wizardry (or shear luck) I was able to recover it (different shot of the same sequence)

the question remains though...why did my metering play up...again, its not the first time its happened!
Also suggested setting for particular scenario's will be appreciated!
Thanks all once again for helping a newbie DSLR shooter!
Just had the BAe 146 of 32nd squadron (the Queens Flight) go past my window which I photographed, however a reccuring issue of metering is playing on my mind.
Most of the images came out underexposed as I had centre weighted metering selected. The light was from behind and the sky was cloudy, as shown in the example below.

however with a bit of photoshop wizardry (or shear luck) I was able to recover it (different shot of the same sequence)

the question remains though...why did my metering play up...again, its not the first time its happened!
Also suggested setting for particular scenario's will be appreciated!
Thanks all once again for helping a newbie DSLR shooter!
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