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Actually, I'm not asking to look at many underexposed images, only the image used in the writing of this article.

I see underexposed, overexposed and correctly exposed images all the time and rarely do people point me to Reichman's artcle. In my experience, on balance most people who discuss the concept of ETTR have never read Reichman's article and are restating second and third hand information.

So how aobut posting a link to the images used for this article. If the information and position stands up, then it can only help.

Regards,

Peter

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