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exposure and peaking practice

  • Writer: Odd curtis
    Odd curtis
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read

in this lecture we practiced managing exposure and preventing peaking using a piece of black and white card to see where the light peaks i learned that other people prefer a higher exposure than I do as I personally like to keep the iso aslow as possible to reduce grain obviously this can mean i need lower shutter speed and wider apeture the cons of this is that a moving subject or any movement of the camera can negatively impact the resultant image for example in this photo i took at another time you can se that some of the edges are blurred from slight movements

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