I'm not sure how much you did wrong when you shot, but it appears you didn't work on the RAW conversion very much. Turn the hue dial to get rid of that green, adjust the light temperature a bit and increase the exposure until you push a couple highlights close to the end of the histogram. Then reset the brightness and contrast. It should look just fine. Paul
> Here's one of the (rather crappy) shots from the play Wednesday night: > http://www.donsauction.com/pdml/UnderExp.htm with histogram. > > Forgive the composition, the girl in the middle is the neighbor. > (Had to shoot from the back, to short FL, yada yada, excuses.) > And the lovely mixed Tungsten/Fluorescent/Sodium lighting. :-( > > This was at ISO1600 on the D with Matrix (CW with this lens) > metering. M200/4 at 4. > > This is straight from RAW to web, full frame > All of the shots that night with 3 lenses were underexposed > by 1 or more stops. The other 2 lenses were FA's. > Had the LCD off as usual so I never looked at the histogram. > > Any ideas what went (or I did) wrong? > > Don > >
