Over Exposed Photograph (again)
Sep 25, 2017 09:03:23 #
Sep 25, 2017 12:44:11 #
You can also put a cloud behind the trees to eliminate having to work the sky into the trees
Sep 25, 2017 12:58:42 #
Thanks Yelocab, very good advice, I was just thinking that would be a good idea, I will try that next time I replace the cloudy sky.
Sep 25, 2017 19:47:55 #
Sep 25, 2017 19:49:32 #
OK so now you have so much good advice we will be calling back on you for the next adventure inthe land of overexposure.
Sep 25, 2017 19:51:44 #
we are all witness to your words. You will never over expose again! Thats a pretty big Goal but go for it and keep ua all posted.
Sep 26, 2017 09:01:26 #
Very nicely saved. From "not so good" to "Nice Shot" was a stretch and you made it. Is it over done - Yep, but it looks nice.
How can you get an overexposed in the middle of a set? Hard to be sure without seeing the exif, but sometimes as you handle the camera it gets pointed at a dark spot or area (your lap or the back of the person next to you) and the exposure locks in when your finger pushes the button halfway down.
How can you get an overexposed in the middle of a set? Hard to be sure without seeing the exif, but sometimes as you handle the camera it gets pointed at a dark spot or area (your lap or the back of the person next to you) and the exposure locks in when your finger pushes the button halfway down.
Sep 26, 2017 09:11:46 #
I thought the white behind the trees was a lovely cumulus cloud! Made the shot seem very natural.
Sep 26, 2017 09:41:49 #
Sep 26, 2017 09:51:04 #
CPR wrote:
Very nicely saved. From "not so good" to "Nice Shot" was a stretch and you made it. Is it over done - Yep, but it looks nice.
How can you get an overexposed in the middle of a set? Hard to be sure without seeing the exif, but sometimes as you handle the camera it gets pointed at a dark spot or area (your lap or the back of the person next to you) and the exposure locks in when your finger pushes the button halfway down.
How can you get an overexposed in the middle of a set? Hard to be sure without seeing the exif, but sometimes as you handle the camera it gets pointed at a dark spot or area (your lap or the back of the person next to you) and the exposure locks in when your finger pushes the button halfway down.
I cannot understand how it only happened with this photograph, l can only think that l could have accidentally nudged the exposure compensation wheel which surrounds the shutter button somehow, and you say I may have locked the exposure before composing.
Sep 26, 2017 10:06:58 #
Huge improvement! Pleasant scene worth the work to save. Wonder if adding a vignette would decrease the highlights in the foreground?
Sep 26, 2017 20:32:43 #
they will do that every so often.
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Creepy little buggers got nothing better to do than roll around heaven all day
Sep 27, 2017 00:39:08 #
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