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Here we are. This is my first big job on a portrait, using all the different technics I had learnt : dodge and burn, frequency separation, Hue and Saturation, Noise, Highlights, Shadows, playing and making a dedicated background with a DIY vignetting.
Feel free to comment please, from bad to good comments, I would appreciate it !
Strobist info : I think that the first lighting setup is The Key of success before any post-processing action :
An Godox Witstro Ad600 in a octabox in front of model (2,40 m high) and slightly on the right side of the subject. Powered at -1 in TTL.
On each sides of the model, fairly behind (at 2 and 10 hours), at 1.80 m height, a speedlight in a softbox (80 cm x 80 cm). Powered at 1/1 in manual mode at zoom 24 mm.
Found this image languishing on my hard drive. I used some of my newer techniques (frequency separation to create a realistic airbrush look to her facial make-up) and software (Sharpen AI) to work some magic on this image.
According to [https://www.flickr.com/photos/paulthegeek] and Kevin D (on FB), this is Hailey S Cosplay.
Another friend, Trent, used his "Google-Fu" and ID'ed the character as Seong Mi-Na in her Soul Calibur IV outfit.
Thanks guys for all the identification assist with this image.
I truly have not a clue who this lovely Scarlet Witch cosplayer is. I wanted to flex some creative "muscle" on this and used a whole bunch of different filters, techniques, and actions.
Please keep in mind, I was cosplaying at the time when I took this photo with my little Sony camera.
Comments?
Model: Nadira
One light set up using Impact 5ft reflective umbrella and canon speedlight. Post in ACR and frequency separation in Photoshop.
I honestly do not know who she is supposed to be or from what series or game. Any help in identifying the character and cosplayer would be greatly appreciated.
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One of my Dragon Con cosplay buddies from the Harley Flash Mob, Jenna_Say_What. I also ran into her at Katsucon.
The lighting in this specific spot at the Gaylord was horrid. I spent a lot of time on doing multiple tiny edits to correct for this.
Strobist info :
One QT600II in an octabox facing the model slightly on the left side (main light).
2 bares QT600II lighting the background on each sides of the model (+making slight rim light on the face and fingers).
Processing :
Skin work, frequency separation to balance the tones, eyes work to sharpen and enhance, dodge and burn, VSCO portra base + tweaks.
I try to get a photo of Maggie whenever we bump into one another. This is not always possible as she vends (whimsical clay figurines that she makes) at events.
I was highly amused by her tank-top. If only people really did come with warning labels in real-life.
Experimented with different textured backgrounds and blend modes to see if I could resurrect this very dark image. I have another shot of this cosplayer using a fill-flash but all of the lights just under her skirt could not be seen.
Two of my cosplay friends, Kalika and Stabs, as Jubilee and Mera.
While this image is a bit old (as it is currently nine year old and I just re-discovered it as it was "hiding" on one of my hard drives), I really like it as I can see my personal style starting to "gel" (more angled images, background framing, setting up poses, etc.)
I've only watched a handful of Naruto episodes. While I am unfamiliar with the characters' names, I do know that in the anime, they are male. Which makes all of these ladies "gender-bent" versions of the characters.
Pamela.
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