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another how did they do this thread but a hot one
https://www.modelmayhem.com/pic.php?pic … d=10215439 pk theres the link . as you can see this is pretty hot and I'd love to figure this out. so please if anyone has any ideas lets discuss this , if theres any tutorials that might lead us down the right road lets see those. and please dont respond if all you have to say is alot of photoshop why would you want to ask the photog or other dribble like that Aug 03 09 10:22 pm Link Aug 03 09 10:28 pm Link Motion blur and lighting textures, maybe? Aug 03 09 10:29 pm Link I think Steven hit it on the head but there are ways to do this in PS. You could duplicate the image... put a horizontal motion blur on it and soft mask it into the areas you want blurred. But looking at the picture, it looks like you'd have to soft select certain parts of the main image for blur... create it's own layer.. mask.. and repeat numerous times. I've never tried it but I think you could probably get something similar. -PKD Aug 03 09 10:32 pm Link StephenEastwood wrote: +1 Aug 03 09 10:33 pm Link any ideas about the color casts ? Aug 03 09 11:01 pm Link Blackula Photography wrote: hotlights vs led, or maybe gelled lights or even florescent tubes with gels. try hotlights for backlights, maybe a bright flashlight with a color gel for the front painting. Depending on how bright a hotlight you may use a small flashlight or a large 1million candlewatt light. Aug 03 09 11:09 pm Link StephenEastwood wrote: The hair in the 2nd image is awfully sharp for a long exposure. Aug 03 09 11:10 pm Link nwprophoto wrote: rear curtain strobe painting at the end works for that one nicely. Aug 03 09 11:12 pm Link Just to avoid confusion, are you looking to take a photo like this, or to do the effect in PS, or a combination? Aug 03 09 11:16 pm Link Melissa Little wrote: i'm gonna say a combination Aug 03 09 11:24 pm Link I'm going with Melissa on this one... Motion Blur, several different layers set to different layer settings (overlay, darken, exc...) with different areas masked in to taste. Aug 03 09 11:42 pm Link Aug 21 09 11:26 pm Link Dreams Photography 760 wrote: Good tut. Aug 22 09 11:25 am Link Not a long exposure, it was PS work. The exif is intact and it says 1/250. Aug 22 09 12:55 pm Link btdsgn wrote: +1 Aug 22 09 01:10 pm Link |
