Wildlife Photography: How to Use Exposure Compensation

Wildlife Photography - how to use Exposure Compensation. How do you know when to apply some exposure compensation? In this video I show you common situations where you need to override the camera's meter to achieve a better exposure. This mostly applies if you're using a Semi Automatic mode such as AV and TV, and when shooting in Evaluative/Matrix metering. I'm applying these changes on my Canon 1DX, but many other cameras will be similar in this technique. If you find this information useful please give it a like and share.

Watch a more in-depth video on Exposure in Wildlife Photography here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL4GnEHwiI8

Filmed with Canon M50 and 15-45mm lens.
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