Using my 550 and d60 in P mode I always get an underexposed result. Using AV of M it seems OK. The results are dramatic probably 4-5 fstops.
Al Schlegel
AlSchlegel Hatchling 3 posts Joined May 2002 More info | Jul 04, 2004 08:44 | #1 Using my 550 and d60 in P mode I always get an underexposed result. Using AV of M it seems OK. The results are dramatic probably 4-5 fstops.
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Vic_izoita Member 50 posts Joined Feb 2004 More info | Jul 04, 2004 09:39 | #2 I was having same problem with 10d and 420ex. I don't know if your camera has a flash compensation option but thats what solved my problem. I was getting 1 to 2 stops underexp. so i increased the flash compensation level and works great.
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iof Senior Member  428 posts Joined Mar 2004 Location: Nebraska More info | Jul 04, 2004 10:08 | #3 I have the same camera, the same flash, and the same problem, only my results aren't consistant. In P mode I usually goose the exposure a total of 2 stops(between AEC and FEC), look and the histogram, and go from there. AV mode meters for ambient light, and usually results in a shutter speed to slow to be hand held. I shoot raw and convert in PSCS so there is room for some exposure adjustment after the fact, but I would like to find a solution to get it right in the camera on the first shot. Ron.
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