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deterpawson09 wrote:
Secondly it over exposes consistently for which i compensate because i'm in manual mode, by either exp compensation or A/S/ISO. Also there is a problem shooting flash in TTL as well, maybe its not metering properly or something, so i compensate there as well, and now because i know my camera behaves i getting faster at using my dials. But it is a hassle and at times do get improperly exposed images.
Pete
Hi Pete,
The D7000 exposure system works about as well as any other Nikon DSLR. It is possible your body needs an adjustment yet with what you wrote I'm not ready to accept this.
- "i'm in manual mode"
In manual exposure mode, you are completely responsible for exposure.
- "either exp compensation or A/S/ISO"
Exposure compensation dose not effect exposure in manual mode. it will effect TTL flash results. exposure compensation is usualy used with auto exposure modes (aperture priority, shutter priority, program)
- "Also there is a problem shooting flash in TTL as well"
Besides what I've listed above, the built in flash has very little range. External flash will do much better. You did not state which. It is very important to match your flash mode to the metering mode when using TTL flash. Check your body manual for details if using the onboard flash. Also check your flash manual if using external.
Before replacing your camera, I suggest you post samples of the problems you are having and include the exif data and the people hear can help you work out the issues.
Morris
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