since upgrading I am finding that attempts to to alter images to show blown out areas by altering the exposure and reducing highlight burn don't work as before.
Previously I could alter exposure and highlight burn to correctly expose the blown out highlights and combine as i require in post. Now the controls don't seem to have any of the information for the blown out areas and have the effect just of altering the white point across the image. Its almost as if previously i was working with a 32 bit wide dynamic range picture and now I am not - any one know whats going on!
see the two images below - the one on the left has the exposure altered and highlight burn reduced completely but there is no more information in the blown out areas, such as the sofa on the right, at all just a reduction in the brightness of the white point.


previously this did not happen - here are two images from last week - note how in the reduced exposure (right) you see more detail as highlights are removed. for instance the pictures above telelvision the frames are become visible. This wasnt even a huge exposure change too.

Previously I could alter exposure and highlight burn to correctly expose the blown out highlights and combine as i require in post. Now the controls don't seem to have any of the information for the blown out areas and have the effect just of altering the white point across the image. Its almost as if previously i was working with a 32 bit wide dynamic range picture and now I am not - any one know whats going on!
see the two images below - the one on the left has the exposure altered and highlight burn reduced completely but there is no more information in the blown out areas, such as the sofa on the right, at all just a reduction in the brightness of the white point.
previously this did not happen - here are two images from last week - note how in the reduced exposure (right) you see more detail as highlights are removed. for instance the pictures above telelvision the frames are become visible. This wasnt even a huge exposure change too.
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