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Ceiling 2: Compesation +1

© Molly Kelly

Ceiling 2: Compesation +1

Uploaded: May 13, 2006 23:47:54

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f/9.0 1/80 05/13/06 16:09
Ceiling at work with +1 exposure compensation.
So the point of having so many these for photos was because in the set titled "Ceiling 1" I feel the exposure was still quite dark, my question is was this caused by the light sources in the frame? Do I typically need to compensate extra when there are light sources in the picture?
Also, I kept the "Ceiling 2" series in color because I notice an increase of red tone in the +1 compensation shot, was this caused by the exposure compensation or is it possible someone with a glaring red shirt walked by as I was taking the photograph?

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