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The One Way You’re Making Yourself a Worse Photographer
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As we step into March, I’ve noticed a recurring issue among my fellow photographers: the deceptive allure of exposure preview features on their cameras. While these tools promise to enhance our creative vision, they can inadvertently lead us astray. One of my friends recently fell victim to this very trap, highlighting a common pitfall that many enthusiasts face.
I'm writing this article during the start of March; but the idea really began several days before when several of my friends ran into situations where they were tricked by their cameras. Specifically, one was tricked by my camera. You're probably like many others who use a feature like exposure preview. Brands call this different things, but essentially, it previews the exposure's effects on the scene you're about to photograph. It's making you worse -- and here's my explanation of how.
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