Is there a way to change the default settings for the camera. It consistently underexposes images in low light, and to have to sit there and adjust the settings every time, or correct the image later is pain staking an annoying.
Is there a way to control the settings?
Thanks
iPhone 7, iOS 11.2.2
This seems like a question for the camera manufacturer rather than Aperture. The problem is one of the photographer and not necessarily the device.
Most cameras have an 'exposure compensation' adjustment which can be used to correct the exposure in camera rather than doing it post capture of the image.
So...,
Look in the camera manual for tips about adjusting the exposure.
What camera do you use? Perhaps someone here can help.
Yes, if all photos are underexposed, it might be a camera setting like "active delighting" or similar, as described by Keith Barkley in his user tip: The Big Three: Setting your camera for the best Aperture RAW results
Are you shooting RAW? You can save a camera preset for the RAW development for the camera. Try, if increasing the Boost setting will help with the underexposed images.
default camera exposure settings
