My question: in general, what results when color film is overexposed in-camera, then push processed in development?
I’m trying to wrap my head around color film exposure and development, and how each affects the final image. If overexposure of color film serves to provide more detail to shadows without blowing out highlights (because of the typically wide (over)exposure latitude of color film), and if push processing serves to increase film contrast without greatly affecting the midtones
My question: in general, what results when color film is overexposed in-camera, then push processed in development?
I’m trying to wrap my head around color film exposure and development, and how each affects the final image. If overexposure of color film serves to provide more detail to shadows without blowing out highlights (because of the typically wide (over)exposure latitude of color film), and if push processing serves to increase film contrast without greatly affecting the midtones
My question: in general, what results when color film is overexposed in-camera, then push processed in development?
I’m trying to wrap my head around color film exposure and development, and how each affects the final image. If overexposure of color film serves to provide more detail to shadows without blowing out highlights (because of the typically wide (over)exposure latitude of color film), and if push processing serves to increase film contrast without greatly affecting the midtones
I’ve noticed that sometimes my Nikon D3400 suddenly “decides” to switch from RAW to FINE (most of the times it happens when I take the SD card out, but I don’t really understand why). Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?
Honestly it’s a bit annoying having to check every time that the file format is the right one.
My camera is in manual mode 99% of the times, but I have just set RAW and made a slow switch to every mode and the format didn’t change, so
I’ve noticed that sometimes my Nikon D3400 suddenly “decides” to switch from RAW to FINE (most of the times it happens when I take the SD card out, but I don’t really understand why). Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?
Honestly it’s a bit annoying having to check every time that the file format is the right one.
My camera is in manual mode 99% of the times, but I have just set RAW and made a slow switch to every mode and the format didn’t change, so
I’ve noticed that sometimes my Nikon D3400 suddenly “decides” to switch from RAW to FINE (most of the times it happens when I take the SD card out, but I don’t really understand why). Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?
Honestly it’s a bit annoying having to check every time that the file format is the right one.
My camera is in manual mode 99% of the times, but I have just set RAW and made a slow switch to every mode and the format didn’t change, so