Under-Exposure
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Under-exposure
The result of too little exposure in the camera. In digital imaging, under-exposure can sometimes be corrected by the use of image editing software.
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Under-Exposure
The result of recording too little light when taking a picture, which results in a dark image. In digital imaging, under-exposure can usually be corrected to a certain extent by the use of image editing software.
Multi-segment metering under-exposure
This rather strange issue reminded me of a similar problem we had with the Olympus E-300, that in certain circumstances, ...
The first is consistent over- or under-exposure. If you expose several rolls of film, and they all come out consistently too thin, and you are pretty certain you are doing everything correctly, ...
INTENTIONAL OVER- or UNDER-EXPOSURE - Intentional over-exposure or underexposure is known as increasing or decreasing exposure. Many professional photographers will consistently underexpose (decrease exposure of) some slide films on purpose.
Latitude. The amount of over- or under-exposure possible without a significant change in the quality of the image.
Lens.One or more pieces of optical glass used to gather and focus light rays to form an image.
Typical spots with risks for under-exposure:
Beach
Snow
cloudy Sky
Examples with risks for over-exposure: ...
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too dark, and the camera exposes for the lack of light by either opening up the aperture and/or using a slower shutter speed (assuming ISO is constant), then the main subject might be over-exposed. By taking an extra shot at a slight under-exposure, ...
This under-exposure of the ambient light meter reading assured me that the flash exposure would be the lead actor and the ambient exposure would play the supporting role.
Once configured, the system can shoot either full TTL, or easily bracket on either the over- or under-exposure side.
 See also: Light, Camera, Photograph, Exposure, Aperture
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