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Into the light!
LIGHTING SETUP-Canon 430ex ii triggered by Yongnuo YN622s above and lumopro lp160 gelled front.
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While I had Photoshop open I thought I'd do one of these. It's interesting to see how much people edit their photos (and then laugh at how weak they are) (and by "they" I mean ME)
My house is dark, so even though I regularly use f/1.8, I'm too lazy to use my tripod so I need a fast shutter speed and all my photos are underexposed. I like them dark though so I guess it works out.
Usually my editing process goes like this:
1. Duplicate layer, set it to Screen. Edit levels on that layer until it doesn't look like shit.
2. Pick a random light blue-grey, fill a new layer with it, set the layer to Soft Light. Edit the Hue/Saturation/Lightness on that layer until it doesn't look like shit. (This is for color balance because I prefer cool tones)
3. Use Clone Stamp to erase any flaws that are bugging me like lint or stray hairs. If I miss any and notice them later, cry a lot.
4. If the resin match makes me want to scream, fix it. (Somehow I don't care in person, but in photos I want them to MATCH, DAMN IT.)
5. Flatten, and Unsharp Mask. Admire. Sharpen again. Is it enough? Sharpen it again. Regret later.
A re-edit of a photo that I took over 15 years ago with my Canon PowerShot S60 in the first month that I owned it. The S60 launched me on a decade and a half career as a photographer. Revisiting the image, I de-noised it using a Topaz plugin in Photoshop, made adjustments and applied a lookup table in Luminar 4.
Random edit :]
That little heart with all the little pictures in it? took foreverrrr to make.
Kevin and Joe picture I got from love is all, love is you :]
Those boys are gorgeousss :]
Song Broken (radio edit) By Lifehouse
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all sizes.
Here are the steps if I was not clear:
1. Take your photo on a white, curved poster in an area with high light (I take my photos outside or near a window).
2. Upload your picture to iPhoto.
3. Turn up the exposure until it is almost completely white in the background.
4. Play around with the different levels to make your photo look as clear and high quality as possible.
And your done!
*Note: the photo used in this video was taken by Ironsniper.
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I've completely run out of pictures to edit, and am having a very relaxing, lethargic weekend, so naturally I've decided to go back through some old pictures and completely re do them . A lot of these pictures I had no idea how to create what I wanted before, and it's pretty awesome seeing my style change. Sorry for the impending influx of old pictures, but they'll be new edits, and that's always exciting!
You can see the first version of this photo here
Edited with Topaz Sharpen and DeNoise. Use the link below and save 15%. I HIGHLY recommend these products for noise reduction and sharpening! Important: please click through the link below to purchase and then when it’s time to check out at the coupon code add the code below and it will take 15% off.
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Edited with Topaz Sharpen and DeNoise. Use the link below and save 15%. I HIGHLY recommend these products for noise reduction and sharpening! Important: please click through the link below to purchase and then when it’s time to check out at the coupon code add the code below and it will take 15% off.
Discount code: ref15
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Edited using Topaz Denoise. Use the link below and save 15%. I HIGHLY recommend this product for noise reduction!
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A re-edit of a photo that I took over 15 years ago with my Canon PowerShot S60 in the first year that I owned it. The S60 launched me on a decade and a half career as a photographer. Revisiting the image, I made adjustments in Photoshop and applied a lookup table in Luminar 4.