Yin-Yang Image

An Example of Yin-Yang Image:

A Yin-Yang image means a half-dark and half-bright image. This is a variation of a dark image and related to the source of light. The cause of a Yin-Yang image usually is

1. The selected shooting spot is the connection point of both bright and dim areas, such as under a doorway. When the digital camera adjusts to the bright source of light, it makes the dim area become darker.

Solution: Avoid taking virtual tour images at places connecting both bright and dark areas such as under a door way or tree shade. If taking photos in these places cannot be avoided, then set the camera in manual mode and adjust the aperture and exposure value (EV) to reduce this problem. Increasing the illumination of the dark area may also help prevent this problem.