My last E100D shots tend to be darker (processed by Dwayne)

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Re: My last E100D shots tend to be darker (processed by Dway

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I did a test not too long ago, and I found that not only does it seem to tolerate overexposure more than underexposure, it can take a full stop of it. Admittedly, the end result is a little washed out, but still quite usable.

For me, the sweet spot seems to be goosing it by 1/2-1/3 stop, same as they suggest you do with Spectra's V50D.

I'll post my link to the YouTube of my test later...
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