Posts Tagged ‘exposure’

The phrase “dynamic range” refers to the variance between the brightest and darkest points in a photograph. The human eye has the ability to see details within a very broad dynamic range – in fact, the dynamic range that the human eye can discern details within is at least twice as broad as the best [...]

A common problem with indoor photography is that the view outside the window is usually blown out. In order to achieve balance while shooting inside, looking out through a window, you have to think of what you are seeing through the view finder as if it were two separate exposures – the outside world (being [...]