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It's a classic problem for digital cameras -- highly saturated colors, especially in the red range. Do a Google image search for knockout roses.
In your version here you've taken the approach of holding back the red channel from clipping, as a result you're photo is very dark and not at all representative of what you saw. Here's the luminosity histogram of your photo:
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That histogram says: "very dark photo" -- notice how most of the data is shifted into the left 20% of the graph.
You have an NEF original for the photo. For starters let's have a look and analyze that file. Upload the NEF to Dropbox or Google, etc. and place a link here.
Joe
Well, that's the trouble, i can't just put my finger on it, it looks, only for me apparently, sort of washed off, and it's a bit too much red and it's stealing the details.
It's a classic problem for digital cameras -- highly saturated colors, especially in the red range. Do a Google image search for knockout roses.
In your version here you've taken the approach of holding back the red channel from clipping, as a result you're photo is very dark and not at all representative of what you saw. Here's the luminosity histogram of your photo:
View attachment 141110
That histogram says: "very dark photo" -- notice how most of the data is shifted into the left 20% of the graph.
You have an NEF original for the photo. For starters let's have a look and analyze that file. Upload the NEF to Dropbox or Google, etc. and place a link here.
Joe
Sorry for double post, but you answered while i was typing here is the raw file.
Best answers ever, thank you kind sir, i really learned a lot today thanks to you, being a beginner i really don't know what happened to that exposure, maybe it looked ok...ish on my camera screen.
But can I play Netflix on it?Best answers ever, thank you kind sir, i really learned a lot today thanks to you, being a beginner i really don't know what happened to that exposure, maybe it looked ok...ish on my camera screen.
Your camera LCD is not a light meter.
Joe
looks like a really delicious red to me???