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Melanie Reynolds
{K:9096} 11/2/2006
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The light is a little harsher in this one, but it is still nice and definitely not over exposed. I do prefer the softer light, though.
Looks as though you have been doing a lot of studio work! Have you been getting a lot of jobs, or what?? Are you working in a studio or have you converted a room in your home? Sorry... I'm nosey!! LOL
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Theo Kieu
{K:57} 10/30/2006
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i wanna marry her~
haha
good shot
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Mark Julian
{K:36866} 10/28/2006
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OK, This is VERY straight forward and if it wasn't for the harsh light (that's already been discussed above) it would work fine as a head shot. I like a lot of things about it BUT the lighting.... you said SOFT BOX and the light doesn't look like that at all - it looks like a bare flash bulb. Did you bracket your exposures? Should set the camera to do that (but I don't know if the flash will recharge in time for 3 fast shots. Good but not great. Mark 6
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Dave Arnold
{K:55680} 10/28/2006
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You know I haven't really done anything serious in portraits but what I have done shows me the closer you get, the harder the shot, especially with rough skin or other flaws. The reason I was asking about the tan lines wasn't because they are at all distracting, I had just tried to level out some wrinkles on a 40+ beauty's face and it was extremely difficult.
Dave
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Paul Lara
{K:88111} 10/28/2006
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All very valid points, Dave.
You're quite perceptive about the stronger light (she was closer to the soft box and pushed exposure closer to max levels).
I had initially started to clone out her tan lines on the other shot, but it was late, and I moved on.
Thanks for pointing out that the flaws are as obvious as I had suspected they were.
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Dave Arnold
{K:55680} 10/28/2006
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The light is a little harsher on this shot. Is that a result of the darker outfit she is wearing? In the white dress, I think the light was perfect but this has a bit of center light that maybe could be controlled in levels.
Also, with the white dress, how easy would it be to color over her tan lines? I know everybody likes tan lines but I am just wondering.
Best wishes,
Dave
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