Advanced Exposure
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The document provides guidance on achieving proper exposure when taking photographs. It discusses key topics like metering modes, evaluating scenes for exposure issues, determining key tones, and understanding how aperture, shutter speed, and ISO affect brightness. It also defines common exposure terms and recommends techniques like using a gray card, reviewing exposures, and bracketing to help ensure accurate capture of tones and details.
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