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How was this look achieved?
Feb 07 13 10:11 pm Link Houston Costa wrote: Use a computer and a software program called Photoshop. Feb 07 13 11:05 pm Link Chuckarelei wrote: That's rude. Feb 07 13 11:14 pm Link In all honesty, I dont think Chuck was being particularly rude. From what I see, there isnt notably much editing. Looking at your own portfolio, I can see that you might be looking at these photos and thinking "How do I make the skin look so good and get those amazing reflections in the skin". There are two things: 1) Hire a good model - which it looks like you already have done. 2) Setup up good lighting - learn how to use softboxes, reflectors and when to use the more harsh direct light. I suspect much of what you see as editing is just good lighting. There may be a little skin retouching simply using the blemish tool or gentle blurring. Feb 07 13 11:25 pm Link Velvet Paper Photo wrote: Before you say 'rude', do you know what specifics op was talking about? No, you don't and you are clueless on what editing op was referring to, right? Feb 07 13 11:49 pm Link Chuckarelei wrote: Doable entirely without post work. Also doable in Lightroom Feb 07 13 11:55 pm Link Fotografica Gregor wrote: How would you do that without post work? Feb 08 13 01:04 am Link they have a nice grain in them and a very specific colour palette. Feb 08 13 02:09 am Link Is a matter of playing with tones in camera Raw/lightroom/capture one... Feb 08 13 02:30 am Link just reduce the contrast and/or put a another hue layer over it and maybe some grain. all possible with lightroom or camera raw. really nuthing special. Feb 08 13 05:49 am Link |
