help with underexposed photos? I didn’t use flash on some of my disposable camera pictures and, like these, came out horribly underexposed. Is there anyway to fix this/edit it?(first time on reddit) submitted by /u/Evening-Discussion95

Are we dreadfully underexposed? Just took this first film photo since I was a small child. It seems like the photo is dreadfully underexposed because I didn’t “meter for shadows”? It seems like the studio tried to resurrect my negative with the result the sky is blank. submitted by /u/y11971alex

Does this look underexposed? submitted by /u/1marcelfilms_YT

Are my photos underexposed or not? Can’t decide if these photos are underexposed or not. I tried to achieve dark, moody look, but I’m afraid that it’s hard to see anything at all submitted by /u/de_expl0sion

Subject looks underexposed Hi. Just like the title says the dog I shot in this photo looks underexposed still. However I’ve pull my shadows up all the way and anymore exposure compensation leaves everything looking blown out. Is there anything I can do? Or was this just a bad exposure to begin with? submitted by /u/Pitiful_Platform4261