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Hi, I took this photo on auto bracketing (so have better exposed versions) i like how the over exposure simplifies the colours. Any thoughts?
I think the fz30 over saturation of reds and blues works well in this case ![]() |
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It would be easier to answer your question if we could compare this with the other shots.
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Sorry, i guess you do need the other shot.
Looking now there is less difference - i think it was more apparent at night on the monitor. |
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It could just be my monitor [I'm at work now ;-)] but I prefer the second one. The blue in the building looks a little more saturated than it does in the first one. I think the boat looks a little richer too.
If you were trying for a more muted effect, you'd probably need to desaturate the photo rather than underexposing. That way you can control the intensity of the colors. |
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thanks - i hadnt thought of undersaturating the colours to get the washed out "tired" look
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