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No it all makes sense. My very first digital camera pictures were of
silverware (inventory for an estate). The pictures appeared slightly out of
focus but now I know the camera was just over exposing the picture because the
silver was on a brown table. (There is no exposure override on this inexpensive
camera). I will go back and see if I can change the photos in photoshop as an
educational experience.
In a message dated 10/12/2006 7:18:30 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
herschelmair@xxxxxxxxx writes:
If you over expose so that you lose the top 20 steps, at the white end, and then you pull back the brightest pixels (In levels or whatever) so that they are back where they should be let¢s say at 225, and everything above that is white, you will still have a decent looking picture |
