Bend The Light
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Hi,
I have been doing a few birdy shots recently. I know that to expose the bird against a bright sky, that exposure compensation is necessary, so I cranked it up...and it works.
Question: If I then forget to reset the exposure comp back to zero, then all my images will be overexposed. If I then adjust the exposure in Adobe RAW, effectively back to zero, how is that going to affect my image quality?
I have tried it a couple of times, and it actually looks ok...providing I don't completely blow out the whites with the +ve compensation.
Thoughts?
I have been doing a few birdy shots recently. I know that to expose the bird against a bright sky, that exposure compensation is necessary, so I cranked it up...and it works.
Question: If I then forget to reset the exposure comp back to zero, then all my images will be overexposed. If I then adjust the exposure in Adobe RAW, effectively back to zero, how is that going to affect my image quality?
I have tried it a couple of times, and it actually looks ok...providing I don't completely blow out the whites with the +ve compensation.
Thoughts?