I've noticed recently that when I take a RAW photo with my Nikon D70 then open the file in Adobe Bridge it automatically shows as having +1.5 exposure so it is showing as over exposed.
I've looked through all the settings I can think of on the camera to try and remove this exposure compensation but it's still there. I don't get it with the photos I take with my D300 so I'm assuming it's the camera rather than the Bridge software.
I generally use my camera in Aperture Priority and don't bother with any (deliberate) exposure compensation as I do that in PP. If I press the exposure compensation button it says it is at zero so why when I put the file on the computer is it at +1.5?
Is there a setting hidden deep in the menus somewhere or is there something stupid I am doing wrong?
I've looked through all the settings I can think of on the camera to try and remove this exposure compensation but it's still there. I don't get it with the photos I take with my D300 so I'm assuming it's the camera rather than the Bridge software.
I generally use my camera in Aperture Priority and don't bother with any (deliberate) exposure compensation as I do that in PP. If I press the exposure compensation button it says it is at zero so why when I put the file on the computer is it at +1.5?
Is there a setting hidden deep in the menus somewhere or is there something stupid I am doing wrong?