Natural Lightning

[Bull]

I have taken some pics of natural lightning at night , the pics have shown a over the top amount of light spots when this strike's the earth causing this occourance in certain areas ....... is there any thing a can do ??


cheers Bull

[zona5101]

Hi and welcome.
A picture of what you are describing would be very helpful but in the mean time... since i am not sure i understand, let me try and restate...you're taking pics at night, maybe of stars , maybe of moon-lit landscapes...in the pics the area of the ground is overexposed or has bright highlights either because of reflection or or concentration of light.
You can try a graduated filter installed with the graduation down or you can apply a graduated filter or similar effect in post.

[Bull]

mm sorry . i have taken the pic of a lightning strike , when doing the post production of the pic parts of the pic came up to bright . like a overexposed part of the pic . i can only think that the brightess of the lightning strike in certain areas was to much ......... can send you a pic , it may be easier

cheers

[scootermcq]

It would be best if you attached it to this thread. You could get more feedback that way. Welcome to the forum

[zona5101]

the lighting is causing the over exposure on other earth elements...same solution(s)

[Bull]

[Bull]

Originally Posted by Bull

as per our discussion you can see the area's of concern

[zona5101]

i don't get it ..what? the lighting is blown out?

[scootermcq]

Originally Posted by zona5101

i don't get it ..what? the lighting is blown out?

Um, yeah.... that is a great shot of lightning....

[Bull]

yes it looks to me that it is ...........