LIGHT WRITING (List)


A Smile
Brightness- -7
Contrast- 24






















A letter
Brightness: 7
Contrast: -3






A Number
Brightness: 39
Contrast: -19























A Word
Brightness: 7
Contrast: -16







Comical
Brightness: 40
Contrast:-20















-caption = Shutter speed
-developing: Bright/contrast, saturation, "exposure"

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