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Re:IBM no longer offers general purpose facial recognition o... by andromeduck on Tuesday June 09, 2020 @01:17AM (#23463878)
Was this on a DSLR/MILC? My Sony seems to do this sometimes when I have a very dark and very light subject outside but it's usually fine in RAW.
Re:IBM no longer offers general purpose facial recognition o... by mschuster91 on Tuesday June 09, 2020 @04:02AM (#23464694)
On my A7S2 I simply use the exposure correction wheel in such situations - or use the exposure series function so I can mess around with HDR later in Photoshop.
Re:IBM no longer offers general purpose facial recognition o... by andromeduck on Wednesday June 10, 2020 @01:43PM (#23479889)
Yeah I usually just use exposure comp too, it works pretty well most of the time but candids when everyone's moving and the background is changing can be pretty hard without a fill flash to help out a bit. Thank god for iso invariance though.