Details vary from camera to camera but all advanced cameras have some sort of AI auto exposure mode that can detect strong back lighting and other "fool the meter" scenes.

Youll hafta figger out your particular camera but heres two hints about finding the controls you need. There are two areas that address "difficult scenes":

1. Metering patterns, especially if one is called Matrix or Multi-Zone.
2. AE Modes, look for controls about Scene or Subject Recognition, possibly claiming AI.

Also, learn when to shoot raw+jpeg files as "insurance", if not always, at least in tricky situations. Raw is not just for geeks. Its also for CYA. Newish cameras can procees raw to jpeg in-camera without a PC yet allow you to repair some degree of exposure error and WB error, and to crop a bit if needed.

Examples of in-camera raw to jpeg processing menus, showing some of the corrections menus:

I have some questions for you:

I Brought My 70-200-mm f/2.8 L IS II USM in 2017 The Gasket is peeling off Love the lens Did this happen to anyone else if yes how much did it cost?

before anyone ask I have send it in every years but when the Warranty ended on it
I did not send it for a checkup or cleaning. that is a bad way to learn but now on I will paid for the checkups and cleaning on it and my other lenses and other cameras

A Friend on here Ask me one day if I have CPS I said no and never ask him what is it? or how did it work?

If this is something I can still buys and it will help me on my other lenses or any of my camera I will buy it. I do have some more out of Warranty that why I would like to know if anyone else have the CPS how does it worked for you?

I do have another Question to ask I went to the Coast the other day an saw these two ships and took some pictures of Grand-kids WHAT is good setting for The Coast The sun was out and it was warm .

Which you don't get that nice every time when you go there most of the time it is Cloudy or just a nice day.
I just Brought a EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM lense I really like it that what I used for my Pictures not all came out what setting do you use on it and the EF70-200mm f/2.8 ?
DelRae

I posted this on another thread and the ideas seem to be needed here too. When considering a new camera, I do the following:

I look at the cost of the new camera.

I look at the impact to all my technology, do I need new software, or a new computer, or more storage?

I look at the impact to my lenses, do I need new / more / different models?

I look at my current camera, have I exhausted the economic value of the current model? Was my current body built for 10+ years of heavy, regular (aka professional) use? It is really ready for replacement?

I look at the pixel resolution, does the next model give more resolution or is it actually a step down, or no change at all?