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Jerome
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We've all probably heard about exposure lattitudes in films. For eg, in slides, if one is off by even +/- 1/2 stop, it makes a difference in exposure.
What about digital? What is the limit of under and over exposure that it can be pushed to before some effects (noise, etc??) take place?
In my shooting so far, I've underexposed quite a handful of shots unintentionally like 1 stop or so but with Photoshop, I find the images are easily brought to life again the moment I adjust the levels. Does it mean getting the exposure right is not so critical as in shooting with slides?
What about digital? What is the limit of under and over exposure that it can be pushed to before some effects (noise, etc??) take place?
In my shooting so far, I've underexposed quite a handful of shots unintentionally like 1 stop or so but with Photoshop, I find the images are easily brought to life again the moment I adjust the levels. Does it mean getting the exposure right is not so critical as in shooting with slides?