First time analog user, messed up exposure compensation, how screwed are my photos? So I got my first analog camera a few days ago, as well as some 200 iso film, but when I got the camera it was set to 400 iso, and because I only skimmed the manual, and also am an idiot, I didn’t know that it was a turntable wheel. So what I did was turn the exposure compensation dial to half, thinking “well half of 400 is 200, so that means th…

Stacking images and long exposure I was trying to stack some photos to make it seem like a long exposure, but I keep running into the same problem whenever I do this: photoshop says not enough space on my disk. For reference, I had 50gb free on my c drive, and I have not been able to stack 40 photos. I’m just wondering if there are any workarounds that won’t involve me buying a …

Baldur’s Gate 3 patch fixes indecent exposure bug Image: Larian StudiosI love it when games give you the ability to choose your genitals. Not because of the glaringly obvious horny reasons but because, when games give you the ability to customize The Goods, it almost always leads to patch notes like the one we got in the latest Baldur’s Gate 3 hotfix. Warning, this will be slightly Not Safe For…

Tips for exposure with strong vignette? I’m having some difficulty exposing well with the canon 16-35 2.8 ef. There is a very strong vignette and I think it’s throwing off the light meter quite a lot. In bright sunlight 0EV is clipping really badly even with spot metering. I just did a shoot and underexposed by a stop but everything was really under exposed and had to boost shadows …

Raising ISO vs upping exposure in post Does one introduce more noise than the other? Does it ever matter if I’m underexposed in-camera, as long as I’m not clipping blacks? submitted by /u/weeddealerrenamon

D5100 Exposure Compensation in Manual I have a Nikon D5100 and will be playing with shooting in Manual mode with Auto ISO. However I want to be able to adjust exposure compensation as needed. In Manual, the normal exposure compensation button turns into the aperture button. Is there any way for me to adjust exposure compensation quickly without having to go into the menu screen?…

Would a light meter help me get better exposure? Just because they seem to be a bit expensive ive hesitated on pulling the trigger. My main problem in my photos seems to be that my ISO is high and I really havent mastered my exposure settings. I get too much noise in my photos. and i end up editing them pretty good in the end but ive been wanting to figure out how to better get a handle on my …

Looking for recommended iPhone apps that allow manual exposure Anyone have an iPhone app to recommend, that allows manual exposure and similar features for iPhone? Preferably for both stills and video. Or any camera iPhone apps. submitted by /u/artfellig

Northern Exposure is finally available to stream It’s available to buy streaming on Amazon Prime. I’m so excited to finally re-live Cicely Alaska in all her glory as an adult. I was about 10 years old when it came out. submitted by /u/comeupforairyouwhore

Is this image overexposed/too bright? Trying to develop some feeling for exposure submitted by /u/enchanted_mango_

How do I keep the moodiness of this image without making it too dark to see? When I increase the exposure it gets more washed out. submitted by /u/spakier

How to long exposure on Nikon p1000 Explain like I’m 5. How do I do a long exposure picture? I watched many videos on how to do it but none explain how to start it… I have low shutter speed: 1/20 Low ISO: 100 And 3 second timer upon taking a picture. Mode: Manual …I just don’t know is how to actually start the process so it can collect the light. Pressing the picture button ju…

Can anyone tell me a name of a light for exposure photography? I saw this light from a video and it was 5 feet long, it could do rainbow and rotated 360 from a center point. If anyone can tell me that would be great. Thanks! submitted by /u/Hamthepam

You Can’t Avoid ‘Forever Chemicals,’ but You Can Lower Your Exposure Chemicals that don’t break down easily in the environment have made their way into most of our bodies (whether we know it or not) and are present in about 45% of the country’s water supply, according to a new study from the U.S. Geological Survey. The health effects of these chemicals, called PFAS or “forever… Read more…

As mentioned in the caption, what is “hyperspace”, and how could such a photo be taken? I don’t see anything besides a single long exposure image. Yet, they mention a multi exposure blend of 9 photos.. submitted by /u/Serious-Market-9017