Deliberately Overexposing in Post? Photographers Can Do That?!

Thomas Chu Photo

Many photography enthusiasts shy away from overexposure and underexposure, immediately reaching for Highlights -100 and Shadows +100.

But what they don't know is that in some photos, to set the mood and create an effect, photographers deliberately take a normally exposed photo and make it look overexposed in post!

In today's video tutorial, Thomas will use a case study to share which photos suit this treatment, and which post-processing tools can achieve it.

Video Tutorial

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