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    Hi there,
    I'm shooting a short soon on HDV and then will be adding bleach bypass filters afterwards...but my previous experience of bleach bypass worries me... Everything always turns out way too dark. Should I bump up the exposure a little during shooting to compensate?
    Dave.

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    Thanks.
    Have you any tips for using Magic Bullet and making sure it doesn't turn out too dark? (When I try to compensate by bumping up the brightness it looks washed out, and bumping up the contrast to compensate for that doesn't really help)
    Dave

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    Not in my opinion.

    If you are post-processing with digital filters (and not doing the actual chemical bleach bypass) then you should shoot your picture "flat" and stylise it in post.

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    Are you monitoring also on a TV screen? You might find the different gamma actually makes things look OK, even if you can't "see" on the computer monitor. Calibration. I've heard of it.

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