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Em | Pet Photography + Courses on Instagram: "✨ before / after : tips for brightening underexposed photos✨ If you've been here a while, you'll notice I tend to photograph dark. That's so I can preserve the data in the highlights, creating those super pretty bokeh spots of light that everyone loves... But sometimes there's not enough light on the dog, resulting in my needing to underexpose... a lot. So here's some things I do to help brighten my image, and/or just my dog. 💡Correct the white balance. Warming up the image to where it's supposed to be will immediately brighten the photo a little bit. 💡 Pull up shadows a bit. This will help lighten the darker areas of the photo. 💡 Selectively edit using radial filters and select subject on the dog. Raising a combination of whites, shad Edit Dark Photos, Underexposed Photography, Underexposed Photo, Fun Photography, White Balance, Photography Classes, Photography Courses, Pet Photography, Warming Up
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Em | Pet Photography + Courses on Instagram: "✨ before / after : tips for brightening underexposed photos✨ If you've been here a while, you'll notice I tend to photograph dark. That's so I can preserve the data in the highlights, creating those super pretty bokeh spots of light that everyone loves... But sometimes there's not enough light on the dog, resulting in my needing to underexpose... a lot. So here's some things I do to help brighten my image, and/or just my dog. 💡Correct the…

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Photography vocabulary Exposure is how light or dark an image is. An image is created when the camera sensor (or film strip) is exposed to light—that’s where the term originates. A dark photo is considered underexposed, or it wasn’t exposed to enough light; a light photo is overexposed or exposed to too much light. Exposure is controlled through aperture, shutter speed and ISO (more on those last two in a bit). Exposure is also subjective—there is no “right” exposure. Photography Vocabulary, Camera Sensor, Manual Photography, Royal Photography, Macro Photographers, Dark Photo, Camera Tips, Light Photo, Awesome Photography
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Photography vocabulary Exposure is how light or dark an image is. An image is created when the camera sensor (or film strip) is exposed to light—that’s where the term originates. A dark photo is considered underexposed, or it wasn’t exposed to enough light; a light photo is overexposed or exposed to too much light. Exposure is controlled through aperture, shutter speed and ISO (more on those last two in a bit). Exposure is also subjective—there is no “right” exposure.

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Give New Life to Underexposed Photos with This Simple Photoshop/Lightroom Technique (VIDEO) | Shutterbug Underexposed Photo, Photoshop Tutorial Advanced, Learning Photoshop, Brandon Woelfel, Lightroom Tips, Photoshop Techniques, Beginner Photo Editing, Nikon D7000, Photoshop For Photographers
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Give New Life to Underexposed Photos with This Simple Photoshop/Lightroom Technique (VIDEO)

Regardless of what type of photographs you shoot most, a stop or two of underexposure can really mess up an otherwise great image. While Photoshop’s Highlights/Shadows sliders can often rehabilitate a poorly exposed photo, the simple technique in the video below will usually deliver far better results.

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