Zoom camera, filter use..?
Oct 28, 2020 15:44:15 #
jerryc41 wrote:
You could expose for her face and then adjust the rest of the image. Using the shadows slider might accomplish that. Shooting in raw will help.
Jerry, PP is of no use here. It's a live meeting via computer. The camera being spoken about is the one embedded in the 'puter.
Oct 29, 2020 13:30:22 #
Thanks for all the replies....
Turning the screen brightness down seems to help.
But, what just occurred to me is, we don't know how she appears to others on ZOOM. I think that's the important concern.
Turning the screen brightness down seems to help.
But, what just occurred to me is, we don't know how she appears to others on ZOOM. I think that's the important concern.
Oct 29, 2020 14:51:25 #
SonyDoug wrote:
Thanks for all the replies....
Turning the screen brightness down seems to help.
But, what just occurred to me is, we don't know how she appears to others on ZOOM. I think that's the important concern.
Turning the screen brightness down seems to help.
But, what just occurred to me is, we don't know how she appears to others on ZOOM. I think that's the important concern.
Her image in the little box on her screen should be how she looks to other viewers except they are controlling their own screen brightness settings. I think the idea of turning her brightness down was so she was not illuminated by her own screen. It's better to have her illuminated by a normal white light behind the laptop and to one side of the laptop, that way the light source is not colored as much by the very near light shining on her face from the laptop screen.
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