>From some recent experience shooting RAW files, which is suppose to allow 2 stops of over or under exposure and recover from it using Canon's DPP software, I am wondering if given the choice, would it be better to be over or under expose?
Some of the shots I took were over exposed in some very light colour areas, and I was not able to recover these areas entirely, at the same time it seems to be "easier" to get more details out of underexposed area in Photoshop than overexposed area. I'm curious if given the option, would I be better off error on the underexposure side on a DSLR? Or is there any particular trait on the Canon DSLR in this respect? Note that while I strive to get the right exposure, in this particular shoot the circumstance is very difficult to change exposure based on quickly changing lighting condition within a very short time, perhaps I should be using shutter or aperture priority mode the next time........ Ken * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
