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elitefroggy wrote:
Looks like it it underexposed in the shadows and a little in the fall and rock face. Maybe the film is just a bit to old. This needs a lot more work IMHO. There seems to be a lot of red in the mix. If you post a higher resolution pic, maybe others can help out with some ideas. Dave
The resolution posted is just fine, and being underexposed has nothing to do with the film being old. It has everything to do with it just being film and it's limited DR. That is a tough shot Dan tried there for film, and one of the reasons I stopped using film some 8 years ago. Dan's solution would have been to expose for the highlights of the water, then expose for the shadows of the trees with his film, and then use a layer mask in Photoshop to combine both exposures into one.
Other than the shadows being underexposed, the water to me looks pretty good, perhaps a bit of a magenta cast, but the exposure for the water is right on the money.
Jim
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