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Greetings everyone! Well, as photographers we're always seeking to do better, to improve & to deliver the best work that we can possibly do so; and it all comes from invested learning time and practice. I've been photographing for a few years and I want to be able to improve from where I am currently to a more "high end/magazine (super) ready" side of things. I know that in fashion, EVERYTHING counts and its all well calculated but what do you guys think I should do to improve the "quality" per say of the images? Here's an example of a before and after of an image I shot & edited:  Hoping to hear from you all. Regards. Jan 11 13 06:10 am Link O R I G I M O Z wrote: Did you use high pass? The bottom half/ jacket look Jan 11 13 06:13 am Link I like the one on the left. I'm guessing that's the wrong answer? Jan 11 13 06:21 am Link The unedited one is much nice but you have to get the softbox out of the models glasses. The model looks good and the shot works well except for that reflection. The one you processed has nothing desirable over the original image. Jan 11 13 06:24 am Link “Light Science and Magic” this would be a great book to read When the model is wearing glasses you need to be aware of the reflections The editing on the after is not improving the image for me Might want to raise the camera, and adjust the lighting, guessing the jacket should be black not gray Jan 11 13 06:29 am Link Rachel Reilly wrote: It was kinda intentional for the jacket to look like that: quite odd. But yeah, will see about that reflecion on the glasses. Jan 11 13 06:49 am Link |
