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Tired of dealing with inconsistent skin tones and wonky colorcasts in your images? Tired of guessing what tones look correct in your post processing and not being totally satisfied with the results of auto white balance? I was too! Once I learned how to use the Expodisc I discovered how much I absolutely loved it! And it saved me so much extra time in post processing! So, I want to share with you what it is and how to use it.
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The difference between ExpoDisc Portrait and ExpoDisc Neutral is that the Portrait one adds a bit of color shift to the reference images, so that the final images come out slightly warmer in color. This often is a desirable effect in portrait photography.
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The Expodisc is designed to slip on the filter thread of your lens, with flat side facing the front element of the lens and a series of prisms facing outward. It makes your lens look a bit like a fly's eye. The combination of the two effectively remaps all the light falling on your sensor as one even monotone. If you use your camera's custom white balance setting, the Expodisc will do wonders at averaging out the different light sources. It will also do precisely the same with the exposure.
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There are times when we want a little warmth to our images, but don’t want to have to struggle working in Photoshop to achieve it. That’s why we think the ExpoImaging ExpoDisc Digital Warm Balance Solution filter belongs on our list. This calibrated, color-diffusion filter works by making your digital camera add red and green colors to a neutral balance, creating portraits and landscapes with warmer colors.
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