QF 68 Capture One export tricks
In this episode of quite frankly I show you how to export from Capture One , how you can create a watermark plus export to several locations at the same time.
Tip : should I actually see the eyes?
When you work with a model you often hear…. “it’s all in the eyes”
And although I often agree with this I also strongly believe that sometimes a pose can be SO much more powerful when you don’t see they eyes, in fact think about so many horror, SF movies or comics when you cover up someones eyes the attention of the viewer immediately goes to the pose and the expression/gesture in that pose.
Take for example these shots I did during a recent Cosplay shoot, as you can see you hardly see the eyes in two of these shots, and to be honest the less I see the eyes the more powerful the shot becomes…. of course I shot it with the intend to let the pose do the “talking” but when you have a model that can show a very powerful pose it’s often much cooler and more threatening/moody to just leave the eyes out.
In the first shot I went for the motion and action.
The second shot only shows a “hint” of the eyes and with the third one it’s all about the pose.
So the next shoot you do… try to do something with(out) the eyes 😀
behind the closed DOORs June 6th 2016
Todays episode is JAMPACKED.
We visited several amazing stores including 2 comic book stores, we hunt for a campground and give you a great tip on this topic.
We also visit our friends from the Flash Centre in Birmingham and they leave a mark on our RV.
We hunt for some food and I give a tip on leveling your RV… and we do some funky stuff that you probably recognize….
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Tip : Working with a small flash and backlighting
Last week you already got a tip on backlighting.
Today 2 images I shot from Poeka during a recent small flash workshop using this same technique with speed lights.
These are shot with bare strobes hitting the model from the back, no further strobes or reflectors were used.
And as you can see, don’t be afraid for some expressive lens flare 😀
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