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Hi all,
Just wondering what the best way is to tackle a shoot like this:
http://www.users.on.net/~lyntonius/Misc/....08.41.png
As you can see, there's a lot of dark areas, with one small patch that's very prone to highlight clipping. So on the histogram you have very heavy dark tones, a big gap for midtones, and then a small blip for highlights that threaten to clip with each adjustment.
Is it best to underexpose further, and clip the blacks a little? Or is this sort of scene simply too much of a stretch for a DSLR?
Any advice would be massively appreciated. Have shot a few timelapses now, and having a ball, but holy grails are much tougher!
Just wondering what the best way is to tackle a shoot like this:
http://www.users.on.net/~lyntonius/Misc/....08.41.png
As you can see, there's a lot of dark areas, with one small patch that's very prone to highlight clipping. So on the histogram you have very heavy dark tones, a big gap for midtones, and then a small blip for highlights that threaten to clip with each adjustment.
Is it best to underexpose further, and clip the blacks a little? Or is this sort of scene simply too much of a stretch for a DSLR?
Any advice would be massively appreciated. Have shot a few timelapses now, and having a ball, but holy grails are much tougher!