re: Official Photography Thread. ♥

<blockquote><b>Quoting Made in China™:</b>" All the pictures I get of my son lately look like this....... With all that gold he's been digging for- I would be rich by now! "</blockquote>




Lol I took pictures with the lights again my middle child decided to stick the light up his nose.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:</b>" BABEH"</blockquote>




LOVE! I see you got the same one Kalaina is playing around with. Lol

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" BABEH"

Omg I love the backdrop!
And the baby!  
P.S. Is the baby's back supposed to be blurred?

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" BABEH"

I love it!

Quoting Chuck Finley.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Made in China™:</b>" All the pictures I get of my son lately ... [snip!] ... Lol I took pictures with the lights again my middle child decided to stick the light up his nose.  "

Lol. Kids...

Quoting Chuck Finley.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:</b>" BABEH"</blockquote> LOVE! I see you got the same one Kalaina is playing around with. Lol"

  Yeah. That was a quick one

<blockquote><b>Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:</b>"   Yeah. That was a quick one"</blockquote>




It's really pretty.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:</b>" "</blockquote>




I don't like this one.  

The color of the baby is bad.  

Quoting Chuck Finley.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:</b>" "</blockquote> I don't like this one.   The color of the baby is bad.  "

How this?

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" "

Where do you find buckets like that!? that is awesome.

Quoting Mel & a girl named Pey:" Where do you find buckets like that!? that is awesome."

It's a digital backdrop. haha

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" How this? "

Much better! The other one kind of had a sickly gray tinge to it.

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" It's a digital backdrop. haha"

Screw that, I want the real bucket now! lol

So I'm gonna ask a super noobish question and I'm really embarrassed that I have to  

Anyway...when someone says to "dial down a stop" to underexpose a picture, do they mean actually underexpose it, or to use the exposure comp setting and set that darker?

*hides in a corner*