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November 14th, 2011, 10:14 AM | #1 |
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Zebra workflow with the Af
Hola,
just wondering if my workflow is correct in the use of Zebra Patterns. I mean: -i set zebra button on then when the patterns disappear from the white areas i guess i well exposed area. Is it correct? I know that i have to buy the book and the dvd but i'll have to wait till next month gracias guys |
November 14th, 2011, 08:06 PM | #2 |
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Re: Zebra workflow with the Af
Depends what you want your exposure to be, what your zebra levels are, and which one you're using.
Typical setup: Zebra 1: 70-80% - typical level of specular highlights on caucasian skin. Levels will be 5-15% lower on black skin. Adjust exposure until zebras just appear at specular highlight points. Typically used when exposing for talent. Zebra 2: 100% - pure white, nearly blown out. Typically used when you are exposing for environment. Which you use and when you use them is ultimately up to you, of course - there is no hard rule on the "right way" to do it. CAVEATS: AF100 has been said to not deal well with highlights - overexposed highlights, especially when white balance is off on the AF, can get ugly fast. - White balance properly - reduce chroma levels (to avoid clipping individual color channels) - use a scene file with a mid to low knee level - don't overexpose and plan to bring up mids and shadows in post |
November 15th, 2011, 03:01 PM | #3 |
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Re: Zebra workflow with the Af
Kevin it's time to study hard this Pana!
Do u recomend the book or the dvd? Many thanks 4 your support |
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