I use DC version 2.074.0 and Canon Rebel T6si 750D camera.
I have camera mounted on an Olympus microscope and I am using the Live View to take pictures of biopsy (glass) slides at 2x, 4x, 10x, 20x and 40x magnifications. The "x" figures are those of microscope objectives.
Issues:
1-The brightness of images shown on the Live View image window (on computer display) is way different than that of the actual pictures taken.
(a) So, at 2x magnification, if I set exposure compensation at zero, then the pictures come out too bright.
(b) I have to set the compensation exposure to (between -2 and -3) in order to get the pictures with correct brightness.
2-The necessary exposure compensation varies according to the magnifications of objectives used.
It is the worst at 2x (requiring between -2 and -3) and then (between 0 and +1) for the 40x objective.
Any help in solving this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Discrepancy in brightness between the images on computer monitor and pictures taken.
Discrepancy in brightness between the images on computer monitor and pictures taken.
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Re: Discrepancy in brightness between the images on computer monitor and pictures taken.
Unfortunately the live view image quality is managed by the camera, the software only display it, try to turn on the camera Exposure Simulation
Re: Discrepancy in brightness between the images on computer monitor and pictures taken.
<<.... the software only display it, try to turn on the camera Exposure Simulation.>>
Thanks for the reply. However, how do I turn on the "Exposure Simulation"?
Thanks for the reply. However, how do I turn on the "Exposure Simulation"?