Occasionally, in our photography, we encounter moments with challenging lighting or have to capture quick snaps. Despite a promising photo, clarity may be lacking. What’s the best approach for this situation? Adjusting lighting and exposure or utilizing third-party apps? I’m a beginner in this field, so forgive any errors in this post. Your guidance is much appreciated.

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    1 year ago

    I read every one of your responses in this thread and you sound like you’re using chatgpt to respond to the replies you’re getting, especially this comment.

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      1 year ago

      In reality, uploading this post is an integral part of my academic assignments. I am currently an architecture student from Thailand. In the context of our Language class, we’ve been tasked with the challenge of embracing a new hobby as a means to bolster our English language proficiency. This involves immersing ourselves in English-language learning resources, both in text and video form. Furthermore, active participation within our Reddit community is a central component of this learning journey. Lastly, we are required to meticulously document our activities and progress. As a result, my primary aim is to showcase my linguistic competence in these endeavors. I do apologize if this has caused any inconvenience.