It is cloudy this year. What should I pay attention to when shooting on location?

That depends on what you are shooting, such as scenery or something. If you take a portrait, you should first observe the direction of the light and then make appropriate adjustments. Pay attention to keeping the details of people and clothes, and don't be violent!

This kind of weather has its own unique style for taking pictures of scenery. For example, a village located in a farmland forms mottled light and shadow under the sunlight shining through the clouds. In this weather, you can use evaluation photometry to get the average exposure value, or use exposure exposure. Some models offer built-in HDR settings. If you are sure, you can try it.

If you just want to shoot clouds, such as the sky before a storm, putting the camera on a tripod, choosing a small aperture and shortening the focal length will also play the role of panoramic photometry and polarizer.