Posted: Sat May 12, 2007 9:59 pm
I really don't get over and underexposed images....really! I tend to wait
for cloudy days and shoot RAW with low contrast. My thinking is that I can
add contrast but once details are lost there is no getting them back. So
instead of a straight curve I tend to grab the mid point and pull it up.
With this photo I had to hold the details in the shirt too so I locked the
first quarter. I might like the face a little lighter. Will have to live
with it a few days to decide.
Thanks
Gene Palmiter
for cloudy days and shoot RAW with low contrast. My thinking is that I can
add contrast but once details are lost there is no getting them back. So
instead of a straight curve I tend to grab the mid point and pull it up.
With this photo I had to hold the details in the shirt too so I locked the
first quarter. I might like the face a little lighter. Will have to live
with it a few days to decide.
Thanks
Gene Palmiter