Hello Walter,it's a problem with levels, not with the camera, probably during the auto-exposure process of scanning.
You can get close to a correction in Photoshop (levels) using the eyedroppers at the bottom, below the histogram.
select the brightest point by clicking on it with the white eyedropper and then the darkest with the black eyedropper.
Voila - a nice black and white shot Hope this helps a little Douglas Walter Kramer wrote:
Hello, I am getting some unpleasant exposure results with my R7 and I don't know if it is my inexperience or something to do with the camera. I use P mode often and maybe it's just not suitable where there is strong back light. The other possibility is that the leds on the right are displaying two aperture modes when I take the shot, eg, f2.8 and f4.0 lit up. The manual instructs to change the shutter speed dial until only one aperture reading displays, I have largely ignored this. Anyway I get two or three shots like this in a role and the only pattern I can see is the scene has bright lighting in the background. Here is an example. Maybe someone has experienced this, I'm hoping it is operator error. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2579/3944281840_8ff3f820bb_b.jpg
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