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I was at home this weekend with my family and decided to take pictures of the Merrill home from the “outsiders” perspective. I changed my ISO to 400 for most because it was cloudy, but also had a little bit of sun shining through. I put my white balance to auto to help me automatically balance the color. I had my aperature set to f/11 because there was sun shining on the items I was photographing.
Another of my images in need of black and white point adjustment. Shadow and Highlight adjustments of 5 and 248. I also adjusted the mid-tones to 1.11 although I wasn’t sure I should for this part of the exercise!
The One module, although it can be used as a stand-alone unit, gains dimension when six or more units are flipped and stacked together, creating a wave like effect accentuated by the colored middle panel that contrasts with the oak veneer.
Da Module Thingy - My handmade PC scratch build.
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Strip Light: 90 degrees from camera
The photos in this set are part of a series of lighting experiments I did in the studio. I worked with a great model and learned more about the gear. I wanted to see how the light looked on her body. I found significant differences with subtle changes to the lighting technique. I didn't plan on publishing the photos but thought they came out great. Plus Dina is a very expressive model.
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module m-01-035: Advanced Options...
I was at home this weekend with my family and decided to take pictures of the Merrill home from the “outsiders” perspective. I changed my ISO to 400 for most because it was cloudy, but also had a little bit of sun shining through. I put my white balance to auto to help me automatically balance the color. I had my aperature set to f/11 because there was sun shining on the items I was photographing.