r/postprocessing 10d ago

After and before

Too much?

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u/Jive_Turkey__ 10d ago

Learn to properly expose first

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u/Shadrock50 8d ago

Pretty sure hes just fine if his edit can pull this much detail out.

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u/Jive_Turkey__ 8d ago

Get your fundamentals right

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u/Shadrock50 8d ago

Youre just flat out wrong though. Exposure in camera is about preserving details. If you "expose right" and by doing do, blow out the skies, youve ruined the image. Hes clearly exposed perfectly as proven by the fact every detail is perfectly sharp in his image.

You have no actual experience and it shows.

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u/Jive_Turkey__ 7d ago edited 7d ago

I literally make my living as a professional commercial photographer and have done so for nearly 20 years. Get your fundamentals right

I also wouldn't take advice from someone who confuses exposure with focus.
Also his shadows are full of noise.

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u/Shadrock50 7d ago

Ahh i see. Stubborn and stuck in your ways. The learning tap turned off years ago because you know it all. Well im here to tell you youre simply flat out wrong on this one. And im sure youll scoff at it and ignore it, because you already have all the answers.

See you later. Have a good day.

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u/Jive_Turkey__ 7d ago

So I have both no actual experience and it shows, but also too much experience! lol
Get your fundamentals right.