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How is that possible? If you expose for shadows, you will blow out highlights before you develop.
by judk 13y ago
How is that possible? If you expose for shadows, you will blow out highlights before you develop.
- devindotcom 13y agoNot with Ansel Adams' setup! Shooting straight to JPEG will do that, though.
- platz 13y agoyep, negatives have a "shoulder" at the top of the exposure curve which might be poor quality, but there is still information there. Coversely, extreme underexposure means there is basically no information on the negative[