Why are modern films underexposed?

Why do modern films and shows seem underexposed? Why has this suddenly become a trend? I give three reasons why. 0:00 Introduction: Why Modern Films Look Underexposed 0:05 Defining Underexposure and Analyzing Skin Tones 0:41 Reason 1: Protecting Highlights on Digital Sensors 1:42 The Habit-Forming Trend of Lower Exposure 2:11 On-Set Monitors and the Normalization of Dark Images 2:39 Reason 2: The Rise of Log Workflows and Flat Aesthetics 3:31 Skipping Technical Steps and Waveform Analysis in Log 4:24 Reason 3: The Impact of HDR and Rec. 2020 On-Set 5:04 Color Grading for Multiple Displays and Formats 5:51 The Flaws of Converting SDR to HDR 5:57 Conclusion: Past vs. Present Film Exposure Styles Read the full article: https://wolfcrow.com/why-are-modern-f... Deals on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4iSjmDD Deals on B&H: https://bhpho.to/3YvYlUw Links can be to our affiliates and we might get paid a commission for purchases you make. Don't forget to subscribe!