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In this photo we happen to be lacking good bit, as you can see the sky is pretty washed out, there is a pretty large glare on the window of the truck and it is lacking a lot of contrast. Overall this photo is pretty crappy I personally would never consider using this photo the way it is for my gallery.
Now, we assess why the photo ended up like this, I am now going to go over the camera settings used and explain what could have been changed. Open Photoshop and use the keyboard shortcut (for PC) Alt+Ctrl+Shift+i (if you are on a mac it is in the file menu under file info) We are clicking on Camera Data 1
To View Camera Data in Photoshop
Alt+Ctrl+Shift+i Then click on Camera Data 1 (or File-File info- Camera Data 1)
• F-Stop F/8.0
• ISO speed 100
• Shutter Speed 1/160
And with this photo, the flash fired, because I shot it with a fully auto mode and the camera felt as if there as not enough light to take the photo without the flash, so the flash fired and it really did not need to.

Description
In this photo we happen to be lacking good bit, as you can see the sky is pretty washed out, there is a pretty large glare on the window of the truck and it is lacking a lot of contrast. Overall this photo is pretty crappy I personally would never consider using this photo the way it is for my gallery.
Now, we assess why the photo ended up like this, I am now going to go over the camera settings used and explain what could have been changed. Open Photoshop and use the keyboard shortcut (for PC) Alt+Ctrl+Shift+i (if you are on a mac it is in the file menu under file info) We are clicking on Camera Data 1
To View Camera Data in Photoshop
Alt+Ctrl+Shift+i Then click on Camera Data 1 (or File-File info- Camera Data 1)
• F-Stop F/8.0
• ISO speed 100
• Shutter Speed 1/160
And with this photo, the flash fired, because I shot it with a fully auto mode and the camera felt as if there as not enough light to take the photo without the flash, so the flash fired and it really did not need to.