Just been in Palma Cathedral and the light coming through the stained glass looks tremendous. Took a couple of photos on the auto setting and they look ok but not brilliant. How can I get the full effect? I just have a Panasonic lumix.
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Without posting one or two its impossible to say.Just been in Palma Cathedral and the light coming through the stained glass looks tremendous. Took a couple of photos on the auto setting and they look ok but not brilliant. How can I get the full effect? I just have a Panasonic lumix.
Without posting one or two its impossible to say.
I'll try but the Internet connection here is ropey. I'm a photography novice so I'm a bit clueless.
What's wrong with them? Are they too bright and therefore losing all the colour and detail, or are they fine but the rest of the church really dark?
I am guessing it's overexposed? Try turning the flash off and use exposure compensation (dial on the back if owt like my GF2) to reduce exposure time.
Too bright and losing detail. I don't normally bother with cathedrals but was gobsmacked at how impressive it was. Would love to capture it properly.
Cheers.
You will probably find that if you expose for the windows then the inside of the cathedral will be under exposed and if you expose for the inside then the windows will be over exposed. No simple answer really apart from 2 correctly exposed shots then blended in photoshop or you could try a filter to stop down the exposure for the windows by a couple of stops.
Can't wait to see ityou gonna need to HDR the shizney out of it.