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an image where the dominant tones are dark (below middle grey). Also refers to a high-contrast lighting style with strong shadow areas
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Low-key photo suggestions for fish?
I would like to ask for some inputs on how I can achieve similar low-key results for a fish:
Current setup:
Small aquarium 30 x 15 x 15 cms (LBH)
The sides and the back of the aquarium are cover …
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Does a high aperture impact exposure differently than a high shutter-speed? [duplicate]
Context: I am trying to shoot images that bear a black background /low-key. So I'm trying to understand this subject better.
Edit: I would like to emphasize that this question is being asked with a s …
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