A plea to Olympus: Exposure compenastion in manual mode on the E-M5

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drpoop
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Re: A plea to Olympus: Exposure compenastion in manual mode on the E-M5
In reply to rakore, 6 months ago

rakore wrote:

Obviously this is the case as long as you don't use auto ISO in manual mode. But if you do that there is no way to over or under expose. That was the whole point of my post.

Three possible workarounds are: 1) not using auto ISO, 2) using metering modes to manipulate exposure, 3) do exposure compensation in post processing. They are all a bit cumbersom.

I just don't get the "cumbersom" aspect. I understand the technical nature of HOW EC with Auto ISO in Manual mode works, but really.... WHY?

Technically though, if you want to over expose, its quite easy.. as Auto ISO won't let you go below ISO 200. So its just a case of underexposed shots... but do you REALLY take that many underexposed shots?

If so, why not set the metering mode EC a few notches down?

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