How To Mix Your Exposure And Contrast?
You must have at some point run into the challenge of trying to take a picture of something that has more contrast between light and dark areas than your lens can properly capture. A decent collection of filters can regrettably be pretty pricey, and a set of inexpensive filters might affect the quality of your photo. Mixing exposure with contrast might be an easy way to solve this problem, but how do you do it? Let's examine a straightforward exposure blending procedure to fix this contrast problem. Open your Image Depending on the app you use (for example, Photoshop), you need to open your app. Once you have it opened, you need to open both exposures in photoshop as different layers. You can do this by doing the following: Select file Take the option scripts Load the files into stacks Once you are done with this, you need to select the two files for exposure and ensure you label them accordingly. For clarity purposes, ensure that the brighter exposure is at the top. Add a Layer Ma...