Waves among the Skies

Mystix · 10th February 2002

like the first pic.
any filters used? coz it looks kinda underexposed

Bluestrike · 10th February 2002

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Originally posted by Mystix
like the first pic.
any filters used? coz it looks kinda underexposed

Maybe his monitor is too bright

Anyway, the 1st one look better!

mpenza · 10th February 2002

when you're shooting pics involving the sky, use something like +1 EV to prevent underexposure.

Goose · 10th February 2002

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Originally posted by mpenza
when you're shooting pics involving the sky, use something like +1 EV to prevent underexposure.

Does this setting also work if I'm shooting ppl with the sky as the background??

rueyloon · 10th February 2002

I disagree that it is underexposed, it is dark, but it looks good, gloomy... I like the mood.

except if you're picky, there is a clump of grass/trees at the bottom frame.... crop that off.

sbs99 · 10th February 2002

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Originally posted by rueyloon
I disagree that it is underexposed, it is dark, but it looks good, gloomy... I like the mood.

except if you're picky, there is a clump of grass/trees at the bottom frame.... crop that off.

Hey didnt notice the trees!! Hahaha....now that u mentioned it...i noticed! Haaa
I shot on provia 100. Funny thing is tat...i took the sky's exposure....intending for the sculpture to turn out black as a sillouhette...(spelling correct?)....but it still turned up on the slide. I didnt use any filters.....strange was the blue-ish effect on both slides.(both shots) The 2nd one i had it auto-"something" (i forgot) in photoshop, tats why it turns out normal.

Flare · 17th February 2002

Well... On my D5, it looks blueish when its under exposed... "Auto-something" Auto level? Well, Auto-leveling often helps with setting the dynamic range (histogram) correct, giving the impression of a correctly exposed shot. But sometimes, it robs the mood out of a picture.

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Mystix Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Planet Earth Posts: 645	like the first pic. any filters used? coz it looks kinda underexposed

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mpenza Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,397	when you're shooting pics involving the sky, use something like +1 EV to prevent underexposure.

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Flare Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Bukit Batok West Avenue 2 Posts: 1,739	Well... On my D5, it looks blueish when its under exposed... "Auto-something" Auto level? Well, Auto-leveling often helps with setting the dynamic range (histogram) correct, giving the impression of a correctly exposed shot. But sometimes, it robs the mood out of a picture.