Exposure compensation is a bit like the brightness control on your TV. Add exposure +1 stop to brighten the image. Subtract exposure -1 stop to darken the image. It is your choice, and you will need to have an idea of the final look you require before you play with exposure compensation. This image needed +2 stops exposure compensation to brighten the image and blow the highlights out in the background. This is a standard technique when photographing into a window to achieve a high key look.
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