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Canon Camera Connect App - Underexposed Pictures

Chujoj
Apprentice

Hi.

 

I wanted to shoot some Xmas pictures and prepared everything for the shoot with my G7X MK I.

Last step was to set up the Camera Connect. And then I noticed that the pictures made remotly from the App are underexposed in comparison to the ones shot by pressig the shutter. Can someone tell me what I am missing?

All the settings are the same since I am shooting in manual.

 

Hope someone can help.

 

Kr 

Chujoj

 

I attached the two pictures

 

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EXIF exposure data and everything else except file name and file size identical between the two files. 1151=4.57MB  1152=4.09MB

 

Does the app set a different Picture Style or other setting?

 

Are you viewing them via the same software?

 

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John Hoffman
Conway, NH

1D X Mark III, M200, Many lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic


@Chujoj wrote:
Look at the tree. It is quite dark in comparison. No I don't use compensation.
The settings should be saved in the images.

I loaded both in apperture. They are the same. And I'm shooting in manual. So in theory nothing should change?

The photos are not the same.  The lighter one is shot Manual, and it has "Shadow Correct" turned on. 

 

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The darker one is shot in Program AE mode, and "Shadow Correct" is not listed in the EXIF, which I would assume means it is not being used.  There is nothing with your camera, nor the software.  Happy New Year.

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