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The buy some cheese and eat..When you get a bright spot in one part of the pic it's not always possible to adjust for it and not leave everything else looking too dark so adjusting any light before the pic (if at all possible) is your best solution to the problem that hasn't happened just yet. A screen, film or something to dim a super bright spot is what I would do 'if shooting for perfection'.
I find the cheese annoying because now I'm craving cheese and it's not time to eat yet. (jk)
Keep in mind I had a linear polarizer on the front of a 85mm lens.
No flash and adjusted WB to shade.
I shot multiples, that was the best of the bunch.
W/O the filter the blow out was pritty harsh.
But the intent was not to display, it was to test the camera's abilities and the lens itself.
Plus given that I intend to use the lens in other situations including some portraits, the need for a polarizer was pressing.
overall, the image itself was simply a test to see if I would get the effects I wanted.
IMO it did.
Test yes, and valid in both points.I shot multiples, that was the best of the bunch.
W/O the filter the blow out was pritty harsh.
But the intent was not to display, it was to test the camera's abilities and the lens itself.
Plus given that I intend to use the lens in other situations including some portraits, the need for a polarizer was pressing.
overall, the image itself was simply a test to see if I would get the effects I wanted.
IMO it did.
I apologize if I misunderstood your post, but in the OP you stated "curious as to how people like this" and "Its more light composure and color test", I was trying to comment on the questions you first posed.
In this last post you say it "was simply a test to see if I would get the effects I wanted,
IMO it did". So as to avoid further confusion on my part, what exactly was the effect you were looking for, and how do you think it achieved your expectation?
RAW.I shut the Ken five deep from roughly 2006 to 2012 and still have it but no longer use it. I found it to be a pretty good Picture maker. If you used to have a lot of problems with low contrast images, and you shot JPEG straight out of the camera,perhaps the issue was with the way you had the tone curve set up?