Again, at f1.6, 50 iso, it's not outside the realm of possibility that's what the camera chose for exposure because it fits the conditions. Even if it was a manual setting, an A1 has plenty of range to recover the highlights and shadows at those settings.

I'm not the one getting blue in the face. The facts are on my side. You're grabbing at straws.

Edit: Also I replied to you in 4 minutes about the polarization filter. You think I googled that?

And just because it's your career doesn't mean you're good or know everything there is to know.

Again, at f1.6, 50 iso, it's not outside the realm of possibility that's what the chose for exposure because it fits the conditions. Even if it was a manual setting, an A1 has plenty of range to recover the highlights and shadows at those settings.

I'm not the one getting blue in the face. The facts are on my side. You're grabbing at straws.

Edit: Also I replied to you in 4 minutes about the polarization filter. You think I googled that?

And just because it's your career doesn't mean you're good or know everything there is to know.

Again, at f1.6, 50 iso, it's not outside the realm of possibility that's what the chose for exposure because it fits the conditions. Even if it was a manual setting, an A1 has plenty of range to recover the highlights and shadows at those settings.

I'm not the one getting blue in the face. The facts are on my side. You're grabbing at straws.

Also I replied to you in 4 minutes about the polarization filter. You think I googled that?