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The folks in the original capture were actually in total darkness. Brightening up the area raised ugly noise in the shadows that was removed somewhat lazily by darkening the affected area with the burning tool.
The folks in the original capture were actually in total darkness. Brightening up the area raised ugly noise in the shadows that was removed somewhat lazily by darkening the affected area with the burning tool.
This corner here was lit with only a spotlight. So at ISO 800, the shutter speed that could be had was a mere 1/4 second. We won’t usually go beyond ISO 800 for this one-inch sensor camera. The image came out sharp however, even when viewed at 100 percent.
A snapshot of the glass pyramid of the Louvre with a human figure for scale. In post, cyans and magenta were intensified a little to enhance the blue sky and pyramid lighting.