Overexposure Correction help needed
Alright, so I was taking studio pictures for my skate team. We have a softbox, and an overhead light, and shooting on a Nikon D90.
I edited the first two skaters after the team went home, and they came out exactly how I wanted them.
When I got to my third skater, I suppose he was standing a tad closer to the softbox. The raw photograph looked no different then the rest of the team, so I didn't put much thought into him being a little closer. Although, when I began editing, his left cheek easily gets washed out during the procedure to get each picture looking similar. When I try to fix it, his skin becomes discolored, or gets cloudy looking. What can I do to fix this?
(I'm using Photoshop CS6)
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I'm about to buy D5100 so is there's any other camera with the same price range? And better?
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Is the Velbon df 50 tripod for the Nikon d3000 compatible?
Expensive camera with cheap lens, or cheaper camera with a more expensive lens?
I'm looking at either getting a Nikon 5100 with the stock lens, or getting an older Nikon D3000 with the stock lens, and probably some other lenses, such as a 50mm. Which do you think would be a better decision, a D5100 with one lens, or a D3000 with a few lenses. Thanks.
Added (1). The D5100 is about $600
The D3000 is about $300
And the lens I want to include with the D3000 is about $150.
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My interests (sorted by priority)
1) Bird photography
2) Wildlife photography (Mostly in safaris, wild-life parks, sanctuaries etc)
3) Nature & Landscapes
4) Creating films that look like a film (cinematic look)
5) Everything else including portraits or special moments.
I know DSLRs gives the best of the picture quality, but I'm not so sure that a DSLR suits me better than a high-end ultrazoom cameras like Panasonic FZ150/200, or Sony HX200V or similar cameras from Nikon and Canon.
My questions.
1) Is 300mm long enough to shoot birds or animals in a Safari? How long (in feet or meters) can a 300mm zoom in?
2) At 300mm, with an ordinary Tamron or Sigma 70-300mm lens, can a DSLR like Nikon D5100 beat the picture quality of a ultrazoom P&S?
I can buy a DSLR, a 1.8D lens and Tamron or Sigma 70-300 normal lens. Can't invest on heavy duty or premium lenses. And buying a ultrazoom is just a piece of cake for me at this moment.
What do you suggest?
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