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Originally Posted by mermaidshells
Like kelticsol, I do have to wonder how do you know if something is underexposed? Is there a way you can tell or possibly a way to check it before you take the image? I know these are probably really green questions but they're something I've been a little stumped by to begin with. Any input on that would be lovely  |
That's what your in-camera's meter is for.
As you're looking through the viewfinder, when you press the shutter halfway, you'll see a bunch of numbers/etc. Look for this:
Adjust your ISO, shutter speed and aperture till it lines up at zero.
Don't worry about "green" questions - we all learn something new every day! Hope this helps. You got a pretty good critique from Benji, too.