[RichBrew]

When I shoot in mist, I habitually dial in at least plus one stop exposure compensation and shoot in aperture priority. I also use the histogram on digital cameras to determine exposure, exposing to the right as far as possible without blowing highlights.

I always use mist for its ability to produce muted colours, and the two dimensional, monochromatic feel that these conditions give, and go out deliberately to shoot under these conditions. As stated above, it can give a painterly quality to images, as well as subduing unwanted backgrounds.

RichBrew