Backlight

Sometimes when you're out taking photos you may want to have an object that is infront of  lighting. This causes backlight and makes the object dark, or even black. Luckily there is a way to fix this by setting your camera to a brighter setting to make the object appear brighter in the photo. One can also go the other way around and make the object darker. Usually its set to 0. which means there are no lighter or darker settings on. If you turn it up it becomes lighter and if you turn it down it becomes darker.

Here are some photos to demonstrate what the outcome will look like on different settings:

 This photo is taken using a very dark setting.

Here the lighting has been set to 0.

The brightness has been turned up quite a bit here.

 In these picture one can really see why this is a good feature to use in hard backlight. The first one is set to 0 brightness and darkness. The second one is set to bright: