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Flight distance : 32031 ft
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Lysak2003 Posted at 4-1 02:11
I like trains and this train is definitely awesome!
Let's talk about 'overexposed' and 'underexposed'. Overexposed means that you loose information in highlights when it turns to complete White. Underexposed means that you loose information in your shadows when it turns in complete Black. It is always better to do underexposed image then overexposed, because you can 'pull up' lost information by adjusting in video editor (Premiere Pro does it quite well even in Auto). Your end image looks exactly UNDERexposed, so you can easily improve it in post-production.
Yep, I'd said it was under exposed. I actually use to take a fair bit of photography in the old days before digital, when you HAD to get the exposure right because you didn't have the convenience of a little screen to instantly see what you shot. I've given up for now with Adobe Premier Pro, as trying to make it work with only 4gb of ram just isn't cutting it. So I'm just chucking it in Movie Maker. I did try bringing up the exposure in post, but it washed out the sky too much and got really noisy.
Some idiot tried to beat the train at a crossing again and the train hit the car. This is about the 3rd time in 6 months! They are idiot drivers here. But from the news article about the crash i finally found out when the train leaves town. Until now I only knew when it returned. So now I have two chances a week to film it! Plus I think I fixed the Spark hop, again. Yes its a cool train, 55 years old and still going strong.
EditOh I see what I did, I called it under exposed first, but then mixed it up the second time and called it over. That was just a brain fart.
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