Recent content by stevepath

You and me both Phil :)

Thanks for the explanation Bob. I will put it to the test tomorrow

Thanks Bob it was set to 2 so I have reset to 0. Will see if that makes a difference

Yes I've checked that and doesn't seem to be the cause. It seems often to be conditions dependent in that if there is strong contrast between sky and landscape it is worse than on a day like today when is sunny and everything is evenly lit

This is a more representative example IMG_7752 by steve humphreys1, on Flickr

Here's one shot in low light hence high ISO IMG_7894 by steve humphreys1, on Flickr

No evaluative

Will take some tomorrow and post as shot

It's overexposing by 2 stops with canon 24 -125, canon 100-400 and sigma 10-20. Seems to be no difference or in manual and TV

Anyone experienced metering problems with the 50D? I tend to get overexposure in most shots in AV mode so I end up using compensation most of the time. Thoughts?

I agree. Plenty of cards and keep em safe. Travel a lot to very inhospitable places and carrying enough kit anyway. The other issue is battery power for laptop etc. Not many charging points in the mountains, rainforest or desert.

Dungeness/Romney Marsh not far away

Romney marsh brilliant all year round

Thanks chappers will try that

I will check again but if there is they've hidden it well. Maybe I should. Ask a teenager to help me out