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[xXx-Treme]

Well some time I got my hands on a key to a small studio, have been experimenting there a little. Here are the results... From the first photos in studio to most recent ones

Very first shot - High Key

Second


Now to first photoshoot
First

And second


And latest photoshoot
First

Second

Third

And fourth


Any comments, and criticism is welcome

[Canen Art]

They really turned out great looking. One thing that was taught to me was you have to really watch your whites. They can be very difficult to shoot. You can blow them out real easy. I notice on your recent photo shoot that the third one the sweater is blown out on the one edge. There are a few ways to help improve this in the future. The first is move the light up and back a bit, or turn down the light just a bit. One other thing when shooting whites is, don't be affraid to underexpose by one f/stop. It's easy to fix a photo that's underexposed vs blown out your whites. If you blow them out you won't be able to get back the details. I hope this helps out.

These are some tips that where passed to me many years ago. There are times when your trying to get a certain look and you have to blow out whites, and maybe you was trying to do that in these photos, and that works. Either way good luck and keep up the great work.

Best Regards,

Jason

[xXx-Treme]

Thx, Jason for your feedback. I checked the originals after reading you here, it appeard that the white is not blown out yet, but it is on the very edge of that. Propably it is the problem of reduction and sharpening etc. But yeah, it is as it is with the whites, they like to get blown out.
Well only place were I wanted the white to be blown out was on high-key shot.

Anyway thx for your feedback, really appreciate it

[xXx-Treme]

Oh, c'mon ppl, 500 views and only 1 response

[CrazedLlama]

They all look amazing.
Very awesome shots, Im no photographer, but if I ever need one I hope he can shot like you.

[xXx-Treme]

Thx CrazedLlama I tend to belive that most photographers using studio can shoot like that

[Pamela Morrison]

All the photographs looks great. They are clear, the colors are distinct, and the compositions are really good.