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Forum: Pentax K-30 & K-50
07-15-2016, 04:00 PM
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I just received my K50 a few days ago and I've been playing around with the auto bracketing feature. I went outside in the evening, set up auto bracketing for -1,0, and +1 and started shooting the sky with some trees at the bottom of the frame.
When I looked back at my shots, the trees at 0 EV would be very under exposed, at -1 even more so (which I understand is the point) and at +1 it looked okay.
How do I set up the camera to take three proper exposures when there are dark trees and a very light sky? I tried spot metering and pointing at the trees but that didn't seem to work very well. Is there a way to hold the spot metering to one point whole I recompose the shot? Will spot metering change the exposure between shots if I auto bracket?
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