I’ve been noticing that my exposure settings seem to misfire more often than they used to, especially when switching between different lighting conditions. This keeps showing up in my shoots, and it’s becoming frustrating to constantly adjust in post-processing — has anyone else experienced this, and do you have tips or tricks to maintain consistency across various environments?
I totally get that! Switching between bright and low light can mess up exposure. I started using a gray card and it really helps with consistency. Have you tried that?
I’ve had similar issues when moving between different lighting situations; one thing that really helped me is using auto-bracketing; it allows me to capture several exposures in quick succession. This way, I can choose the best one later without too much hassle.
Switching environments really can throw you off, especially with mixed lighting. I’ve found that using exposure lock helps me maintain consistency when moving between different settings. It might feel a bit odd at first, but it can save you a lot of headaches in post.