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Picture taken at dusk in the evening. I already raised the exposition that looks like it photographed during the day. The histogram shows that the exposure is excessively raised, and on the contrary it should be reduced. But it is still "underexposed". I do not understand...
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Re: Post-screening - underexposed
I think it still could be bit of brighter even you got it in the dusk. BTW, the seems to be bit of OS to me.
Re: Post-screening - underexposed
At once I will say that my opinion can not be authoritative.
I would add contrast and juiciness. If the photo is taken at dusk, let it be at dusk. Why stretch the shadows? It can be seen that the light is on, it's dark.
And for me a lot of sharpness.
I would add contrast and juiciness. If the photo is taken at dusk, let it be at dusk. Why stretch the shadows? It can be seen that the light is on, it's dark.
And for me a lot of sharpness.
Re: Post-screening - underexposed
I agree that the photo looks like an OS, it's the compression costs and that I absolutely understand. But for me it's absolutely not clear why turn twilight a day in the photo. The photo should be darker in the shadows, in my opinion. But need to make it even lighter for some reason.
Re: Post-screening - underexposed
The photo needs a bit less sharpening and an increase in brightness and contrast.
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