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Exposure Compensation is a great tool to [br]use when you need it.

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Unfortunately, on some cameras it's[br]possible to inadvertently turn on

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Exposure Compensation. You might find[br]that you're shooting in an automatic

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exposure mode such as Aperture Priority, [br]Shutter Priority, or Program Mode

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but still, all of your pictures are too[br]light or too dark.

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If that happens, chances are you [br]accidentally have Exposure Compensation

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dialed in. In other words you're asking[br]the camera to intentionally

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over expose or under expose. Again, some[br]cameras put the button for this in an

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unfortunate place and it's easy to turn it[br]on without knowing it. So make sure you

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understand about Exposure Compensation [br]and know how to turn it on and off on

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your camera.

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Thanks.