Messing with my exposure compensation

[PedroYoung]

Saw someone commenting on this on the forum and decided to play with it. When I moved from 0 down to between -1 and -2 it really made a difference in the color pop. Much more true to life.

maxima color by Peter Young, on Flickr

area 51 by Peter Young, on Flickr

fire breather by Peter Young, on Flickr

goniastrea by Peter Young, on Flickr

hotstuff sideview by Peter Young, on Flickr

It's a game changer for me, now just need to work on everything else

 

[jsker]

What camera, a little more deal tail

 

[PedroYoung]

Example of a Bowerbanki I've always struggled to capture because it has a light blue streak on top which gets glare from the lighting.
Neutral
banki0 by Peter Young, on Flickr

-1
banki-1 by Peter Young, on Flickr

-2
banki-2 by Peter Young, on Flickr

somewhere between -1 and -2 would probably be perfect to be true to what I see with the naked eye under blue lighting.

 

[PedroYoung]

What camera, a little more deal tail

I'm using a Canon T6i with 100 mm macro

 

[PedroYoung]

What camera, a little more deal tail

Also, I shoot RAW and use lightroom to adjust color temp but don't usually do any color correction (haven't really figured it out yet).

 

[jsker]

I'm using a Canon T6i with 100 mm macro

I have a 70D and still trying to figure it out

When I moved from 0 down to between -1 and -2 it really made a difference in the color pop. Much more true to life.

Were is this setting?

 

[PedroYoung]

on mine it shows up on the screen as a line with -3 to +3 on it labeled as "exposure comp/ AEB setting"

 

[Steve Ruddy]

Saw someone commenting on this on the forum and decided to play with it. When I moved from 0 down to between -1 and -2 it really made a difference in the color pop. Much more true to life.
It's a game changer for me, now just need to work on everything else

Nice examples of how lowering exposures increases color saturation.

 

[PedroYoung]

Another example of this Acan Maxima, virtually the same shot (slightly dif angle) under the same lighting and camera settings, only difference is that exposure.

maxima-2 by Peter Young, on Flickr

maxima color by Peter Young, on Flickr

Big difference in color pop to me. The orange and greens are true to naked eye in the second pic.

 

[AlexDm]

Do u use a lens filter ?

 

[PedroYoung]

Just a simple UV filter, no color filter or film.

 

[AlexDm]

Just a simple UV filter, no color filter or film.

Ok thank you,