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If I want to shoot darker shots, is it better to increase the lighting and then darken in post to retain clarity?
I'm just getting started - in my last shoot, I was using a 6D with a 50mm/1.4. In low light, the pictures looked fantastic on the viewfinder but on the computer screen, appeared extremely grainy.
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