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Not to quibble, but they appear perfectly exposed to me... that’s the true technical achievement in his work.
by adwi 8y ago
Not to quibble, but they appear perfectly exposed to me... that’s the true technical achievement in his work.
- rory096 8y agoOh yeah, definitely. That's just the term I've seen other launch photogs use for it — I assume they mean underexposed relative to a normal photo trying to capture the rocket itself. (Disclaimer: I know next to nothing about photography outside of ~5 hours in a dark room in high school.) e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/899jq5/jumped_on_the_superunderexposed_engine_view_train/ https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/899jq5/jumped_on_th...