When you have a simple point and shoot, you don't always have the best ability to set your lighting to the best it could be when taking a picture.I'm somewhat fixated on not doing post processing of my images so I needed to learn a few tricks for my older P&S. (Point & Shoot) If you need to make your camera think it's brighter than it is, or darker than it is, I've found that if you have something at the same distance that is of a different light exposure, aiming at that, letting the camera set itself, then pointing it at your true subject can give you what you might be hoping for!
These 3 images that I've strung together here show that very practice:
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