In this video, I explore if getting it right in camera is still as important as it used to be. With modern editing tools and AI, do we still need perfect exposures right away? Let’s break down the pros and cons. Share your thoughts in the comments! 📸
According to (grand master photographer) Peter Eastway, it's always correct to get the best technical exposure in camera. I don't often do portrait photography, but if I did I'd likely under expose the background a little to give some headroom for supplementary lighting on the subjects. I haven't heard of creating unwelcome noise in Photoshop, but it's certainly possible with a suboptimal exposure in camera. If I couldn't get the flash right lighting second go, I'd probably use a flash meter.
In this video, I explore if getting it right in camera is still as important as it used to be. With modern editing tools and AI, do we still need perfect exposures right away? Let’s break down the pros and cons. Share your thoughts in the comments! 📸
According to (grand master photographer) Peter Eastway, it's always correct to get the best technical exposure in camera. I don't often do portrait photography, but if I did I'd likely under expose the background a little to give some headroom for supplementary lighting on the subjects.
I haven't heard of creating unwelcome noise in Photoshop, but it's certainly possible with a suboptimal exposure in camera.
If I couldn't get the flash right lighting second go, I'd probably use a flash meter.