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| Winter Bough Frenchtown, Montana |
When snow makes up only a small portion of your picture, there is no need to increase exposure compensation. An average exposure records all the tones as they should be.
I set my camera to f/8 in Aperture Priority exposure. I raised my ISO setting to 200 so that my shutter speed would also go up to 1/250 second, ensuring my hand-held picture turned out sharp.
Learn to take control of your camera's settings for sharp, well-exposed images in Getting to Know Your Digital Camera, January 27, 2024, at the Lifelong Learning Center in Missoula, Montana. Register here to take your camera beyond Automatic.