I have run across a situation that has me puzzled. I have seen this on previous occasions.
I have a Canon T8i. The lens is an 18-135mm IS USM.
When I take a shot in Av mode, my pictures seem to come out (to my eyes anyway) slightly overexposed or was...
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Taken in my back yard and done in Canon Easy Photo Print Editor.
Steve Thomas
I was reading an article last night and the author recommended that you spot meter off the brightest parts of your scene and then adding 1 to 2 stops of positive exposure compensation.
I think that 's designed to lift the shadows and avoid what might...
Amman,
What shooting Mode are you in? Are you using one of the Creative Modes, or are you using one of the Auto Modes?
In the Auto Modes, some options might not be available to you.
Try putting your camera in Av, TV, M, or P and see if it makes a dif...
madhuvinod23,
I can't address the photo recovery software, but Ihe question mark (?) in my camera usually indicates a photo that has been deleted, usually on the computer. At the very least, I would get another card. Format it in the camera.
Are yo...
jalbersh,
I do not know if this applies to your 60D or not, but do you have a setting in one of your menus that talks about ISO speed settings?
If you do, there is a secondary menu for setting a minimum shutter speed.
Try putting your camera in Av Mo...
Just for the heck of it, I took a couple of pictures using a fixed ISO, rather than an Auto ISO.
While there was a sight difference (and I mean very slight) between the two pictures, it wasn't nearly as dramatic as using Auto ISO.
Steve Thomas
