Too rough Lightroom CC exposure compensation?

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• Anyone know how I can get lightroom to display my exposure compensation, not only other metadata

  Anyone know how I can get lightroom to display my exposure compensation, not only other metadata.

  It shows only the ISO standard, opening and shutter below the histogram.

  How can I show him also the exposure compensation?

  Hello

  Don't think you can get it to show under the histogram, but if you choose View-> Options to display (Ctrl + J) and then on the Loupe View TAB you can choose exposure correction on one of the lines to display superimposed on the image.

• 600EX Flash - 5 d III. The flash exposure compensation.

  How can I set the exposure compensation to the FLASH of the camera. It seems that I have to set on the back of the flash exposure compensation. I wish I could change the settings of the FLASH of the camera, not the flash.

  I just press the button Q. FEC is a function on the quick control screen. Use the multi controller to scroll and put highlight the FEC function then use the quick dial (large dial) to set desired FEC.

  The beauty of it is if you work in a busy environment and you press the Q button again the FEC function will be selected when the quick control screen is turned on. The only time wherever it will not be highlighted, it is if you chose another function. Easy scrolling just to him.

  TCampbell is correct. The FEC setting must be a zero on the flash itself for the FEC function work on the quick control screen.

• 5 D Mark III Exposure Compensation

  Hi all

  Background

  I just started shooting sports high school for a local publication, and to make things as simple and quick and easy as possible, I use the following setting in manual mode.

  The camera settings

  Shutter speed 1/1000 to freeze the action

  Apeture 2.8 on my 70-200 for giving me this bokeh that we all love

  ISO set to 'Auto' in order to keep the seting above and let the camera choose the ISO.

  However, from time to time on some of the pictures the exhibition is a bit. So when I went to use the exposure compensation feature, it doesn't seem to work.

  Question

  If the Compensation of Exposre function not work in manual mode? (I noticed that he has worked with AV or TV mode)

  Any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong? or any body there methods better shot of this situation?

  Thanks in advance,

  Bob

  CISD wrote:
  Hello

  I don't think that manual is a good choice for sport and you cannot use really not the same definition in all sports, inside or outside, day and night.

  I would use Tv (shutter priority). The camera set the aperture. You set the shutter and ISO. A compromise between a fast enough shutter speed and ISO reasonable. It won't be a problem outside in daylight. There you can probably find your shutter 1/1000 or much faster everything in a low ISO like 100 or even 200. It is night or inside a gym that you feel the squeeze and will need to use an ISO high as 3200 or more and your shutter may need so slow down to 1/640e or 1/400th.

  I am not using EC unless your subjects are backlit or snow or something like that who can trick your camera can.

  Very well-reasoned, Scott, but he doesn't really answer the OP's question.

  So being in a helpful mood this morning (because my wife and I almost finished our taxes last night), and seen the past 3 5 manual easily by hand, I watched it upward. Of course, CBS only works in P, Tvand Av modes. I think this came a couple times before, and the conclusion was that mode manual you are already in control of the parameters, so EC would be superfluous. But I don't think anyone would necessarily share this view.

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• Drop shadow &amp; effects too rough!

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  You can never "soften" the intensity of the flash, you can only adjust the exposure to flash using "Flash Exposure Compensation. (FEC)

  The 1 d Mk III had a scale of exposure on the side right of the viewfinder, but put in FEC is also very easy on the 6 d.

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• How to turn on canon sx50hs exposure indicator?

  I searched for the answer to this question but can't find it anywhere so I decided to ask you guys... I want to turn on the exposure indicator which tell u if your underexposed picture overexposed or is perfect...

  The meter indicator you refer to lights in M mode only on the series SX cameras. In other modes Av, Tv and P, exposure compensation indicates the brightness of the shot with 1/3-1/3 showing for example in the lower right. All other modes do not allow the witness fee and meter exposure, as the camera which will manage.

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  As well as according to the manual, you just need to press on the +/-button on the back of the camera while in P mode (works in Av, Tv and M modes for) and then turn the dial to set in 1/3 increments.

  

  Steve M.