What does Exposure mean here?

[blam83]

Hi all,

New to DSLR, been looking at some photos from a photo site, and noticed the photos have the following settings.

Camera: Nikon D3
Exposure: 0.017 sec (1/60)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 98 mm
Exposure: +0.65
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: On, Return detected

I want to ask how come "Exposure" comes out twice? I know the first one, being 1/60 as the shutter speed, but what does the 2nd set of exposure +0.65 means? (I would have thought that is exposure bias, but that is shown in another field).

Many Thanks

[ANP !!!]

He might have increased the exposure in some RAW editor software using the RAW file to +0.65.

[XaiLo]

Exposure compensation.

[craigyc]

It may mean that they have slightly overexposed the photo using the current shutter and aperture combination and not the dedicated EV button.

[r3g]

Exposure compensation.

That's exactly what it means. One thing you have to remember though is that exposure compensation is only relevant in A and S mode. Im not sure about P. So if you use exposure compensation then switch you camera to M without setting the EC back to 0 it will still show up in the data but it means nothing.

[Rooz]

It may mean that they have slightly overexposed the photo using the current shutter and aperture combination and not the dedicated EV button.

thats what i thought it was too.