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Monday, March 2, 2009

Exposure in Digital Cameras (Part 4)

In the 3 previous articles we talked about exposure and how to adjust shutter speed, aperture and ISO to obtain correct and creative exposure.

In this final article on Exposure in Digital Cameras we're going to look at the affects of under and over exposed images and subsequent digital noise produced and how to use the histogram to help avoid under and over exposed areas in photography.

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A blog mostly about the Pentax K10D camera but a lot of the information can be used for other camera systems with little adaptation.

The blog is of course chronological so use the archive pulldown menu (sidebar above), which has the oldest posts listed first, and work your way down it to get to see all of the content on the site.

Alternatively you can see the complete Internal K10D Links menu. You can read any of the K10D specific article that interest you.

Another way to navigate is to use the new Camera Features Site map. The camera features are broken down into a navigational menu. This is the best mode if you either know exactly what you want to look at or to see all the features of the camera at a glance. It is a work in progress but many of the features have links to site content already.

Also you can navigate by Site Labels list the articles according to the article labels.

And if that doesn't tickle your fancy Start at the beginning and follow the K10D links to the next article in the series at the bottom.

For non-K10D photography related stuff see my Internal Related links.

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