> Hi Alex, > > In your example with the bride and groom for a high contrast image > you > cannot solve the limited dynamic range (contrast range), of film (or > digital > sensor for that matter), by changing the exposure. That's not how it > works. > > To solve this problem you have to use a low contrast film and/or > darkroom > manipulation during print making. For a digital body you can take > two > exposures, one for the highlights and one for the shadows and merge > the > images in PS. > > Exposure cannot overcome the limited range of film or sensors. At > some > point there should be a way to capture high contrast images digitally > through improving the range of the sensors and by using higher > resolution > A/D converters which are capable of full range resolution. > > > Cheers/Chip > Yeah Chip, I undersatnd that. :-) Just was curious as about this technique whether it indeed may influence the results in the situation I mentioned.
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