Are you underexposed?

Oct 27, 2019

Ever heard this term before?

It’s most often used to describe an image that lacks the light required to make out the details of a scene.

With no exposure, focus does nothing.

With too little exposure, focus makes very little difference.

With enough exposure, focus transforms vague to vivid.

So what point am I trying to make here?

New output can’t happen without new input.

Be wary of answers from people that don’t ask any questions.

Yours inquisitively,
Jack Butcher