Shooting against the light simple solutions

When you shooting against the light your subject will appear too dark. You can choose to set a longer exposure in order to have plenty of light over the near subject, but in this case the background will appear burned. Below you will find a pair of shooting against the light simple solutions.

Use Flash Even in a Sunny Day: If you are close enough to your subject, like for instance in portrait photography, using the flash even if it is a very sunny day will fix the problem in a very simple and effective way.

D-Lighting Function: But what if your subject is too far away and you can’t or just don’t want to try a different angle with the sun behind you? Or what if it is night and a lamp illuminates the place? Will you be pleased with the overexposed lamp due to the long exposure needed in night conditions? Some new cameras come with a function called D-Lighting (or adaptive lighting). This function will solve the problem automatically.