lifeandmylens wrote:
Usually just multi field and -1 / -1.5 stop exposure comp
When I shoot on the street, I noticed even I was not in backlighting but some of the photos were underexpose.
I did try all 3 methods but seems the issue was still here.
zi464 wrote:
When I shoot on the street, I noticed even I was not in backlighting but some of the photos were underexpose.
I did try all 3 methods but seems the issue was still here.
Are you shooting manual or aperture priority? Generally digital M's can recover quite a bit of detail in the shadows, but zero in the highlights. Opposite of color negative film.
lifeandmylens wrote:
Are you shooting manual or aperture priority? Generally digital M's can recover quite a bit of detail in the shadows, but zero in the highlights. Opposite of color negative film.
Manual but with auto ISO.
Yea, the shadows and subject were able to recover for most of the photos.
Not a film shot, but a shot of my film scanners. Just got this old iMac G5 for $50 to run Nikon Scan natively instead of on a Mac laptop running windows via bootcamp. She's 20 years old and looks great!
lifeandmylens wrote:
Not a film shot, but a shot of my film scanners. Just got this old iMac G5 for $50 to run Nikon Scan natively instead of on a Mac laptop running windows via bootcamp. She's 20 years old and looks great!
