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Week 8 Exposure
With the automatic settings, the camera is trying to compensate and find a middle ground between the levels. It usually fluctuates to a medium grey.
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I took the both photos on the window. I see the different between the two the light are collected in the photos.
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Week 8 Exposure Manuel Razuri
From the two pictures i took i think the reason why they look the same even if they are different background is because on automatic the camera cannot tell the difference and tries to compensate for the black by raising … Continue reading
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the different between two photos is the exposure from 0 to 3. when I shot photo with enough light, I rather to make it darker to stand out the detail. if the exposure is too high, it may effect the … Continue reading
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Exposure #2 – Clemson
The camera makes both of these images similar because it selects the aperture and shutter speed values that creates a medium grey look.
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Exposure – Clemson Brown
Based on tapping on the screen within the frame, the camera will set different tones of lighting based on the area that it is most focused at into the shot.
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