In this video, Ian explains that there really isn’t such thing as a “correct,” “proper,” or “right” exposure. There is only the exposure that best conveys your vision as an artist. Ian discusses the use of creative exposures such as underexposure, silhouette, overexposure, and high key lighting.
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