Snow

So....What was the question again? Something about snow?

You know, Jim, that kind of question can start all kinds of trouble around here. We're all trying to be very serious.

Tom

OK, back to the original question.

The two most important things to use:

1. Your exposure compensation dial. Use +1 or +2.

2. Your review function. Check your results and go from there!

But be prepared for some shots to still be way out. As others have said shoot RAW and err on the side of underexposure. Even so it is common to have snow scene shots with such a wide variation of exposure level that the camera just cannot cope with it. The eye/brain exposure system is still way better than anything electrical.

Dear DaveG:

Please have your doctor write you out a prescription for Smile-agra, because you obviously need to grow a sense of humor.

Now, since I've been intimately involved w/ this thread, how about if MrEWorm replies with some of the pics as I'm anxious to see if my advice helped.

Warning: The latter paragraph contains a bit of humor. The first paragraph was serious.

Thanks