If you love squirrels, this one is for you !

[Cassidy007]

Why should you over or underexpose a photo ? The answer is here: 

 https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/photography-talk/why-should-you-over-or-underexpose-a-photo/m-p/...

Which one do you prefer ? Over expose or normal  exposure  ?

Click on the image to see where the overexposed image stops.

Since I'm working in PRO Mode, I was able to recover some details in the RAW image that some would have preferred to keep. 

[Babishko]

Normal exposure for me personally @Cassidy007 as it gives the picture depth and keeps the snow texture, but some may disagree. I always tend to underexpose in deep woodland scenes where I want to catch the darkness of shadows between trees and that natural forest gloom, and just keep it looking more as the eye sees it overall. Many mobile phones will over expose in this scenario if left in auto mode. Thankfully Samsung allows us to manually tinker with exposure even in this mode. I love squirrels myself, and living on Anglesey I am blessed to be in the midst of one of Britain's most successful red squirrel reintroduction programmes, and I see at least one a day when driving around the island in my working capacity. They can be startlingly ginger or even quite dark with ginger patches. I just can't photograph any when driving which frustrates me no end!..🤣🤣😡👍

[Cassidy007]

@Babishko 

As photographer, i understand why you underpose your pictures especially in Night Mode to get the reality but sometimes i like to overexpose some pictures and this is what i'm talking about here :

https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/photography-talk/why-should-you-over-or-underexpose-a-photo/m-p/...

[Babishko]

Thanks for the link. On behalf of myself and others. 👍