Is it better to take photos against the light or against the light?

Yin and Yang are easy to appear when shooting, indicating that the use of light is unreasonable. For example, in reverse light shooting (that is, facing the sun), because digital cameras automatically measure light in brighter places, the camera will automatically reduce the sensitivity, increase the shutter speed, and narrow the aperture, so that the brighter places are not so bright, and the dark places will naturally darken. At this time, you can choose several ways to overcome it:

1. Measure the light in the dark, so that the bright part will be brighter, which is generally not recommended. 2. Change the shooting angle so that the camera lens will not be exposed to direct sunlight, and the subject should try to face the light source. If the conditions do not allow, you can turn on the flash to fill the light in the dark, which involves the use of the flash. If you use a SLR camera, you can use the off-camera flash to fill the light flexibly. If it's digital DC, you can.