Nature Red Rose

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  1. Isac

    Isac Well-Known Member

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    A common thing with digital images is that the REDS can easily clip. So to get a good balance of colour and detail, I find the best way is to shade the flower so no direct sunlight hits the flower. Also drop the exposure.
    Canon EOS 7D Mark II / TAMRON 18-400mm
    1/500 sec / f/6.3 / ISO: 400 / Manual / Spot Metering / -2 EV / 100 mm
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    Isac, Jul 27, 2020
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  2. GDN

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    Thank you for this snippet of information about the reds.

    Gary
     
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  3. Isac

    Isac Well-Known Member

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    No worries Gary - life's a learning curve for us all. I got a bit tired of the reds always clipping and couldn't really get any answers as to why it happens on digital sensors. Anyway, this is what works for me to overcome it. I hope it works for you :)
     
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