Hi,
I run into an interview on a magazine where a photo retoucher in nyc recommends to always underexpose the images to obtain the rich tones and depth similar to film.
Interestingly enough, sometimes I have to bring down the exposure in the capture software to save highlight and have longer midtones.
have you experienced the same?
Thanks
I run into an interview on a magazine where a photo retoucher in nyc recommends to always underexpose the images to obtain the rich tones and depth similar to film.
Interestingly enough, sometimes I have to bring down the exposure in the capture software to save highlight and have longer midtones.
have you experienced the same?
Thanks
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