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That lantern festival look sick. Saw some other photos of that online somewhere. Visually it looks insane.
This is not my photo of course but this is what it looks like as a long exposure:
I don't know if you should have went as far as frequency separation for an image like this. If you want to practice there are some places you can find RAW images to work on, like here RetouchingAcademy.com. I am gonna start doing one on one classes for guys out here in the ATL area since I really didn't get much help coming up. Here is a recent edit I have done from one of my shoots.
good stuffSo I have made a few updates to my 2011 MacBook and this thing is amazing now. I put in a Samsung SSD 850 Pro a few months ago to get my computer and apps boot faster but the down side was that they are super expensive so I decided to get the 256GB one which has limited me to what I can put on it. I told myself I could always use an external but it has been an inconvenience to carry an external with me everywhere. Yesterday I removed the optical bay and installed a 2TB drive for the extra space I needed. I love my new setup!
Don't mind the dust, this is before I hit it with some compressed air.
What would've been the proper technique to use? ive been having a hard time retouching skin in PS. I would watch tutorials and idk but things weren't turning out well.
Since I found one I could follow all the way I started applying it to images I had.
thanks for the site i'll check that out now.
When will you start having the one on one classes?
its dope that your doing that because many other photographers don't help except when I come to NT
those are nice. Hopefully ill be able to attend if I'm still living hereI use FS for beauty images when I have issues with blotchy skin or when I want to change the makeup. Simple D&B is sometimes all you need. Retouching is tricky and I tell everyone that asks me about photography to first learn everything about your camera first. When working with people posing is important. Nothing is more important than light tho.
The classes I will be having in the future will encompass lighting, posing, and retouching. I have done a few in the past but I want to fine tune it a bit. I will set up a shoot with a model and give pointers during the shoot. I'm gonna start them up in March and see how it goes.
Hey all, has anyone here made the switch from Nikon to canon, or vice versa? The d90 I’ve been using to learn the ropes for the past couple of years is no longer usable as my mom accidentally dropped it whilst visiting. Fortunately, It was dated and felt it was time for an upgrade anyways, as I feel like its time to enter the realm of shooting with a full frame. I haven’t invested in any quality glass so I feel like now is a good time to make a decision in regard to which brand to move forward with as I will most likely put money into better lenses for any future bodies that I will adopt in the years that follow. The goal would be to eventually own a 24-70mm but in the meantime use a 50mm to help navigate my way through the functions and os of whichever body. Between the d750 and mark iii, I understand that the differences are like splitting hairs at this point, and the choice ultimately comes down to which battles you can live and live without, but I just wanted to check in with NT to see if anyone else might be able to offer some insight and perspective, or personal experience.
Yeah the lantern festival is definitely a great experience, unfortunately the images of the mass lantern release that you see on natgeo and google is a paid event sponsored by a local university (about $130) and was sold out well in advance back in like September. I only participated in the local festivities since I was unable to attend. Sorry for the lengthy post, any help appreciated.
bjamez20... u take amazing photos... wow...
i wanna go to SF and shoot again now
Nice bjamez20. What time are you heading out there for sunrise shots? I know that was a cold morning.
Hey all, has anyone here made the switch from Nikon to canon, or vice versa? The d90 I’ve been using to learn the ropes for the past couple of years is no longer usable as my mom accidentally dropped it whilst visiting. Fortunately, It was dated and felt it was time for an upgrade anyways, as I feel like its time to enter the realm of shooting with a full frame. I haven’t invested in any quality glass so I feel like now is a good time to make a decision in regard to which brand to move forward with as I will most likely put money into better lenses for any future bodies that I will adopt in the years that follow. The goal would be to eventually own a 24-70mm but in the meantime use a 50mm to help navigate my way through the functions and os of whichever body. Between the d750 and mark iii, I understand that the differences are like splitting hairs at this point, and the choice ultimately comes down to which battles you can live and live without, but I just wanted to check in with NT to see if anyone else might be able to offer some insight and perspective, or personal experience.
Got out there around 5:30 this morning, took another 20 minutes or so to hike down to the cove. Kinda spooky trekking out there solo in the pitch black. I use this Rise app for sunrise/sunset times, and try to get out before first light.