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So... you're shooting sunsets at 1/15 f/4.5 ? Change the title to "How to use exp compensation" This is not the way to get "perfect" sunsets, cameras are just a tool and auto modes don't reflect what a photographer feel in front of a certain situation. If somebody buys a SLR or DSLR that person should learn how to use it. Those settings you show on this video can be set in any decent point and shoot cam.
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