Epson PhotoPC 850Z User Manual - Page 79
If you are taking portrait photos, than direct sunlight.
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If you are taking portrait photos: Try using spot metering. Make sure you center your subject when you lock the exposure with the two-step shutter. Then you can move the subject off-center while you are holding the shutter button down. (See Chapter 2 for details on using the two-step shutter.) Try using the Portrait setting in Program mode (see Chapter 3). Be aware of lighting conditions and how they affect the appearance of your subject. Early morning, late afternoon, and cloudy skies provide more flattering light than direct sunlight. If you need to take a portrait under fluorescent or other unflattering indoor light, use the fixed or user-defined white balance. Use the red-eye reduction flash mode for portraits. If you are taking portraits in bright light, you still may want to use the flash to correct for the camera's exposure adjustments. 5-14 Adjusting Exposure and Color Settings