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This is a good infographic. In the middle histogram you can clearly see what are known as the Three Pillars of Proper Exposure. The left pillar means you have chosen the correct aperture, the middle pillar is correct shutter speed, and the right pillar is the correct ISO. The rightmost histogram shows that the photographer used the correct aperture but that his shutter speed was too low (no middle pillar) and his ISO was too high (no right pillar). The leftmost histogram shows that the photographer forgot to put a lens on his cool Nikon and is getting hella dust on the sensor.
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LargeHadron posted:This is a good infographic. In the middle histogram you can clearly see what are known as the Three Pillars of Proper Exposure. The left pillar means you have chosen the correct aperture, the middle pillar is correct shutter speed, and the right pillar is the correct ISO. The rightmost histogram shows that the photographer used the correct aperture but that his shutter speed was too low (no middle pillar) and his ISO was too high (no right pillar). The leftmost histogram shows that the photographer forgot to put a lens on his cool Nikon and is getting hella dust on the sensor. I love this forum sometimes.
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a histo of the histo of goatse, nice!
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I took these photos while loving around with gels in my office. It was fun. It irks me that in the one of the guy, focus snapped to the wall behind him instead of him, despite all of my precautions. Ah well. Untitled by Jason, on Flickr  Untitled by Jason, on Flickr  Untitled by Jason, on Flickr
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That seems like a fun shoot. I don't notice the out of focus on the guy. -- 
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bobmarleysghost posted:That seems like a fun shoot. I don't notice the out of focus on the guy. I like it a lot but it seems sliiightly off-weight and it bugs me (is it supposed to?) 
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365 Nog Hogger posted:I like it a lot but it seems sliiightly off-weight and it bugs me (is it supposed to?) If you have to ask that, its usually unintentional
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365 Nog Hogger posted:I like it a lot but it seems sliiightly off-weight and it bugs me (is it supposed to?) I was playing around with it, that was cropped from a larger frame, but you're right, it works better a bit closer! Editing it now. 
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Pukestain Pal posted:you are welcome Oh wow, this is great! Can you give me the tutorial on how you did it?
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Pukestain Pal posted:you are welcome What with this and all the histogram chat Geektox posted:Preemptively voting Cellphone or Portrait as the new defacto bad photo thread We're well on our way.
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I haven't really done anything portrait wise outside of dramatic wrestling things so I had a bit of a test shoot the other day, obviously got a lot to learn but would love some pointers! Beauty Portrait Test by bang3rachi, on Flickr
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I dig the posing, how comfortable they seem to be, and your light and background in general. That said, the side lighting is throwing some shadows and catch lights at times in the eyes that end up making them look cross-eyed or like they have strabismus.
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Ah yeah, I mostly see it in the third image. I have a gridded softbox to the right of him and an octobox to the left of him, I may have to use the gridded softbox as just a hairlight and use octo as main with a white piece of foam or something as fill so the catch lights dont get wonky. edit: Actually, wouldn't the foam board act as a catch light as well? ._. I just confused myself. somnambulist fucked around with this message at 00:45 on Jun 9, 2015 |
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Went to the park yesterday and took some photos while there. Still working on framing subjects.  FINAL--7 by Tyler Simpson  The Dreamer by Tyler Simpson  FINAL--5 by Tyler Simpson
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Tsimp posted:Went to the park yesterday and took some photos while there. Still working on framing subjects. 
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light on her face in the first looks wonky
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Thoogsby posted:light on her face in the first looks wonky Looks like a golden reflector underneath. People lit from underneath look odd, and the gold reflector is that weird warmth.
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EDIT 2: Back up.  Kelsey by Glenn Nielson, on Flickr iSheep fucked around with this message at 20:37 on Jun 11, 2015 |
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My portraits will never feature an unobscured face
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dakana posted:Looks like a golden reflector underneath. People lit from underneath look odd, and the gold reflector is that weird warmth. It is. I was trying to see if I could replicate the look of a campfires light. I think it works well enough that I may use it in the future. I was also trying to achieve a film like camp photo look on the first and last. and yes, for the psyduck pose I just googled, "Popular Female Portrait Poses", and chose the first one that came up. I blame heat exhaustion. (for the title as well.) Tsimp fucked around with this message at 19:59 on Jun 11, 2015 |
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this is how I feel about this thread lately. Untitled by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr Untitled by Paul Frederiksen, on Flickr
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This dude lives in my neighborhood. He's a mixed media sculptor that has been living with ALS for almost 20 years. I was just over there to help with his website so I didn't bring any lighting gear but I had to take his photo. His house is like a gallery and it's filled with rad as gently caress stuff made out of found objects. The wifi was poo poo so I took his photos home to work on the website. I think I'm gonna see if he will sit for some 8x10 shots this weekend.  DSCF2238 by Jimbo, on Flickr 8th-snype fucked around with this message at 02:17 on Jun 12, 2015 |
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Bang3r posted:I haven't really done anything portrait wise outside of dramatic wrestling things so I had a bit of a test shoot the other day, obviously got a lot to learn but would love some pointers! I really like this light. Is there much post work done on here?
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Tsimp posted:Went to the park yesterday and took some photos while there. Still working on framing subjects. The model's chin here looks like it lacks depth in contrast to her neck... is this due to lighting or posing?>
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Thoren posted:The model's chin here looks like it lacks depth in contrast to her neck... is this due to lighting or posing?> Posing I think, she was a lot shorter than I am. Thank you for pointing it out, it makes me realize I need to be more aware of those things while framing and posing. I appreciate the feedback! 8th-snype posted:This dude lives in my neighborhood. He's a mixed media sculptor that has been living with ALS for almost 20 years. I was just over there to help with his website so I didn't bring any lighting gear but I had to take his photo. His house is like a gallery and it's filled with rad as gently caress stuff made out of found objects. The wifi was poo poo so I took his photos home to work on the website. I think I'm gonna see if he will sit for some 8x10 shots this weekend. This looks like a really interesting concept, it would make some great environmental portraits. Once you're finished, you should definitely post them here if you are able. Tsimp fucked around with this message at 18:33 on Jun 13, 2015 |
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TheAngryDrunk posted:
 Love the colors in this. Has like a 70s-80s magazine feel to it.
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TheAngryDrunk posted:
Love the colors, but I would prefer her shadow have been lit out, and her skin is a bit shiny/magenta.
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Oh yeah.
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