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Burning up
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Overly bright, washed-out parts of a scene or subject, often as a result of subjects moving too close to an intense source. see: moving subjects, graduated scrim, and floater for remedies.
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Two-dimensional translation, английский
Part of developing a good eye involves anticipating what surprises await you when the three-dimensional world ends up on a flat screen, tube or print, minus one dimension. tips: view the scene with one eye closed or through the lens of a camera; images on a ground-glass seem more 2d-ish than aerial images. polaroid test shots can also help.
Overexposure, overexpose, английский
Overexposed images have highlights without details. causes: faulty meters, readings, or interpretations, or the conviction that if a little light is good, a lot is better. intentional, controlled overexposure, sometimes with underdevelopment, may be used to try to desaturate color or for other effects.
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