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Photographer

jonwinser

Posts: 16

Macon, Georgia, US

anyone know where i can get some tutorials that help with the understanding  of the processing that meg bitton uses? ( she should be able to be googled)

Oct 31 13 08:34 pm Link

Photographer

cwwmbm

Posts: 558

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

So you want us to google to find out what you need help with? Seriously?

Oct 31 13 08:59 pm Link

Digital Artist

Koray

Posts: 6720

Ankara, Ankara, Turkey

check out the coloring psds here. those will give you an idea about how to approach:
http://www.deviantart.com/resources/app … g&offset=0

Oct 31 13 11:38 pm Link

Photographer

jonwinser

Posts: 16

Macon, Georgia, US

sorry cwwmbm ... i didnt know if it was ok to post some of her pictures via copy or pasting a link ... was unsure of the rules

Nov 01 13 03:24 am Link

Photographer

Jakov Markovic

Posts: 1128

Belgrade, Central Serbia, Serbia

Gry Garness DVD an book

Natalia Taffarel DVD

Krunoslav DVD

Nov 01 13 06:01 am Link

Photographer

365 Digitals Exposed

Posts: 807

Perris, California, US

Jakov Markovic wrote:
Gry Garness DVD an book

Natalia Taffarel DVD

Krunoslav DVD

Did you read what he's looking for . at least?  big_smile

Nov 01 13 07:15 am Link

Photographer

Drew Smith Photography

Posts: 5214

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

jonwinser wrote:
anyone know where i can get some tutorials that help with the understanding  of the processing that meg bitton uses? ( she should be able to be googled)

You Sirrah are a lazy bastard!

http://www.megbitton.com/

Nov 01 13 08:06 am Link

Retoucher

Peano

Posts: 4106

Lynchburg, Virginia, US

jonwinser wrote:
anyone know where i can get some tutorials that help with the understanding  of the processing that meg bitton uses?

That should be able to be googled.

Nov 01 13 02:21 pm Link

Photographer

Aleks Palichleb

Posts: 12

Elmhurst, New York, US

She most likely has actions set up to achieve that effect.

The images are probably already shot with a good dept of field to achieve that dreamy feel, the action is just an enhancement.

I've worked as a retoucher for a photographer with a similar style, and her images were very close to that straight from the camera, so unfortunately I will have to say you have to begin with amazing photos and the rest should only be an enhancement.

Try deviant art for action presets for photoshop, but keep in mind that all actions should be adjusted accordingly to each photo.

Although tbh it shouldn't have to be anything more than taking a good photo, cleaning up the blemishes and playing around with curves.

Nov 03 13 10:15 am Link

Photographer

Jakov Markovic

Posts: 1128

Belgrade, Central Serbia, Serbia

365 Digitals Exposed wrote:

Did you read what he's looking for . at least?  big_smile

Um.. well I just thought it was basic...

You paint with low opacity on a new layer in normal blending mode to get the haze.

Nov 03 13 05:23 pm Link

Photographer

Sean C

Posts: 45

Frisco, Texas, US

Place subjects in forest or in the middle of a city street, shoot with a shallow depth of field (f/4-f/1.2), done.

Nov 04 13 01:46 am Link