BEFORE & AFTER

Expensive digital cameras and prime lenses DO NOT create beautiful images any more than a great stove can prepare an incredible meal. This gallery demonstrates the extreme differences between what a camera sensor records, and what a skilled digital artist can create with it.

Example of Bob DiNatale's OneZone Optimum Digital Exposure
A comparison of two, raw digital exposures, both recorded at f/8, ISO 100. The brightest point in the image on the left was spot-metered at 0EV while the image on the right was compensated for Optimum Digital Exposure (4 stops ABOVE the first). The Lightroom exposure in each image was then adjusted to the “proper” exposure level. The difference is absolutely staggering! http://onezone.photos/
Another comparative example of Bob DiNatale’s OneZone™ Optimum Digital Exposure Method.
Both images were made with a Canon 5D Mark III at f/11, ISO 4,000. The image on the left was “properly exposed” according to the camera’s internal meter, while the image on the right was “over (or “optimally) exposed” by more than +2 EV, then “properly exposed” in Adobe Lightroom. Just look at how beautiful ISO 4000 can be when Bob’s Optimum Digital Exposure Methods are utilized!

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