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Originally Posted by raymor
However you like to do it, but the pixel values are what they are, independent of any monitor:
Note that 90% of the pixels have a brightness greater than 200 (out of 255).
Accurate exposure would be average brightness of 50%-60%, yours is 73.8167%, so you prefer things 50% overexposed.
That's cool if that's what you like. It IS 50% overexposed though. Some photographers meter for 50% gray, most for 60% gray.
You're metered for 26%. Cool, if that's what you like. |
Only a complete jealous tard would waste any time trying to explain this to a producer with skills far beyond your wildest dreams. 50% exposure if only appropriate for a tan model on a 50% grey background, or a closeup showing only skin. I guess you didn't see the white backgrounds. If you are using auto camera metering you know nothing about photography and you only "expose" your ineptitude. Pros use something called a "light meter" look it up in your photo instruction booklet and maybe one day you will be successful.