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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Behind the Magic Kingdom, FL
Posts: 64
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My daughter's wheelchair has a canopy over it the majority of the time. I am finding her face in shadows all the time. I can lighten it up post picture, but I wonder if there is a setting that will help with this when actually taking the photo. (keep in mind I am totally new and don't understand f thingies, ISO, aperatures, etc.....so as much detail as possible would be good.)
![]() Here's an indoor one. ![]() Here's an outdoor one. Thanks in advance.
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