Keep in mind that, in an average scene with a normal exposure, compres-
sion occurs at both extremes of the density grayscale. Changing the general
exposure decreases compression at one end of the grayscale, but it worsens
the compression at the other extreme. Figure 9.5 shows the benets and the
sacrices of overexposure.
As we can see, increased exposure eliminates some of the shadow com-
pression. is is good, but the highlight compression is made much worse.
Now let’s see what might happen if we overexpose the earlier scene to
such a degree. Figure 9.6 is the result. We see improved shadow detail;
however, the ...
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