Chuck, I think you meant "underexposure with negative film" ?
And yes, Brian, if you have any "complaints" about the E-3
(a wonderful camera) I'll gladly "relive you" of this pain
if you want to donate it to me :-)
Dawid
On 03 May 2010, at 3:24 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> Also not to start another conflagration but we keep trying to tell you
> that overexposure with negative film leads to loss of shadow detail.
> Overexposure of slide film or digital images (both are positive) leads
> to blown highlights. When using digital you have to be more cautious
> about overexposure just as you have to be more cautious about
> underexposure with negative film.
>
> If you're consistently getting blown highlights with the E-3 why not
> simply dial in a -1/3 or -2/3 exposure compensation. The camera also
> has a histogram and flashing warnings about exposure problems if
> you'll
> but use them. The E-3 is not the same as negative film and you need
> to
> adapt to the different tool rather than complain about it.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
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