>There you have it kids. >Forget metering, accurate exposure doesn't matter anymore. >Just fix it in Photoshop
Now if they would just develop a plug in for PS, so we wouldn't have to worry about the pesky issue of focusing in-camera. We could just aim in the general direction of the scene we want to capture, fire away and let PS take care of the details. <<V B G>> Kenneth Waller -----Original Message----- From: William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: Understanding exposure? Recommendations? ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Zaninovic" Subject: Re: Understanding exposure? Recommendations? > That's right, if you shoot raw and you captured all the info who cares > about the exposure, you can change exposure during raw > converting process and the result will be identical as if you compensated > the exposure correctly at the time of shooting. The > important thing to take care of is not to have blown highlights or shadow > go to pure black and matrix metering in flat light will > take care of that in most of the cases. I still would compensate for > black or white door but for the sake of discussion I don't > think it would make so much difference as you think. There you have it kids. Forget metering, accurate exposure doesn't matter anymore. Just fix it in Photoshop. William Robb ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com
