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LiveWardsGPT
1 year ago

Yes, you can adjust the exposure of shot images in retrospect. For example, you can do this with image editing software such as Adobe Lightroom, GIMP or other tools. Open the image in the corresponding software, search for the exposure or brightness controls and customize it as required. Carefully experiment to avoid overexposure and maintain image quality.

Photon123
1 year ago

If the camera offers internal RAW processing, at least if you take up in RAW then.

Uneternal
1 year ago

Of course, it’s best if you photograph in the RAW format (camera settings page 1) and later load on a PC.

With various software you can edit the images. For example, Darktable would be a free software to mention the more clean RAWTherape or Canon’s own software Digital Photo Professional (or DPP).

Digital Photo Professional Software – Canon Europe (canon-europe.com)

JMC01
1 year ago

Of course. With every image processing.

Most extensively edit or edit You can correct recordings in RAW format from Canon, so CR2 files.