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hi how do i edit the photos to achieve cinematic tones for my photos Nov 06 12 10:14 am Link Here is a list of almost 1,000 opinions. Some good, most bad, but it's all there: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/sho … ?t=1094897 Nov 06 12 10:39 am Link Perhaps it has more to do with proper lighting at the capture stage. http://youtu.be/6sWdXYEGFI4 Untitled (The Madison) 2007 - Gregory Crewdson  Nov 06 12 01:04 pm Link The basic lighting needs to be good... I use Photoshop to get the image looking the way I want it...  Nov 06 12 01:15 pm Link mshi wrote: his work is very good but his work is a composite of many shots and a lot of photoshop. maybe not the best example for getting it right in camera. Nov 06 12 01:42 pm Link Shoot landscape orientation with semi-hard, three point lighting (one key, one kicker and one background). In Photoshop, make a curves adjustment layer and select the blue channel. Raise the shadows up and lower the highlights. In the green channel, raise the shadows about half way as the blue channel to push the shadows more towards cyan. Viola! One very popular cinematic color grade amongst many. Nov 06 12 01:42 pm Link Maybe this will help...from one of our very own. https://www.modelmayhem.com/education/p … ually-done Nov 06 12 01:49 pm Link SquareCats wrote: I chatted with Gregory back in 2009 and he said he likes to get everything in his image tack sharp. To achieve that, he uses focus stacking technique with help of photoshop. But his storytelling is mostly achieved by using cinematic lighting. Nov 06 12 02:08 pm Link Fotographer wrote: You might read this. MM just put it out... Nov 06 12 03:08 pm Link These 2 were shot minutes apart at the same location. The day shot used a diffused speedlight as fill from the left. The day for night shot used the same speedlight as a strong key light. The sun backlight was the same for both. The post production was just working with tonal values and color for the two looks.  Nov 06 12 03:56 pm Link Lighting. There is no Photoshop in cinema. Nov 06 12 04:27 pm Link Tim Foster wrote: false. Nov 07 12 02:11 pm Link Tim Foster wrote: You're joking.. right? Nov 07 12 03:05 pm Link Nov 07 12 08:06 pm Link Wye wrote: That's what I wanted to say. There is a lot of post production done to footage before any video or movie is released. Nov 07 12 10:45 pm Link Nov 07 12 11:00 pm Link Fotographer: I'm TGKW; the link you posted is to my shot. I explain all that I'm prepared to about my postprocessing techniques on this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tgkw/5997207563/ Hope that's helpful.   Nov 08 12 11:15 am Link thanks..tommy...l love your photos...please carry on your great works... Nov 08 12 07:28 pm Link Very good tommy and different. Nov 08 12 08:57 pm Link |
