QUOTE(myjunk @ Jun 4 2007, 12:18 PM)
Yeah.. I use histogram... but sometimes, still don't know how to use.
eg: Too dark, I put the +ev a bit, but there got some places where is overexposed. eg: Shoot Jungle where some of the top part is sky, there will be Overexposed. Dunno what to do in those circumstance.
If put -ev, then other places too dark and that area still too bright.
How??
-0.7 EV F/7.1 24mm

-2.0 EV F/7.1 24mm

-1.7 EV F/5.6 24mm

BTW, how do you guys resize the pics for I-net ah and still have the EXIF data intact?
For this kind of situation, it is near to impossible to get all the area properly exposed unless u are doing HDR.eg: Too dark, I put the +ev a bit, but there got some places where is overexposed. eg: Shoot Jungle where some of the top part is sky, there will be Overexposed. Dunno what to do in those circumstance.
If put -ev, then other places too dark and that area still too bright.
How??
-0.7 EV F/7.1 24mm

-2.0 EV F/7.1 24mm

-1.7 EV F/5.6 24mm

BTW, how do you guys resize the pics for I-net ah and still have the EXIF data intact?
either ur sky overexpose/jungle proper exposed or sky proper expose/jungle underexposed. coz u are facing backlight
Jun 4 2007, 01:14 PM
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