This was shot with my d750, 50mm, for a fashion designer.
main light a BD and to backlight on both sides to get details on the pigments.
can i do a better post-process or a specific color?
Nichole
This was shot with my d750, 50mm, for a fashion designer.
main light a BD and to backlight on both sides to get details on the pigments.
can i do a better post-process or a specific color?
I don't know what a BD is, but whatever it is you have used it to good effect. Are you saying you used 3, BDs or were the backlights something different? I am confused, sorry.
Very nice shot, well done.
im sorry a beauty dish and 2 backlight. sorry for my english.
this is the setup
and thank you!
Thank you. I could see where you had your lights, I just did not recognise the term BD, beauty dish, obvious really. Silly Me!
No need to apologise for language problems, we all have them. Anyway we are here to learn about photogrraphy not English. No worries and thanks again.
How did you generate the diagramme? Very clear.
in http://www.lightingdiagrams.com/Creator <<<
and thank you!
The pose has a nice balance. Though possibly shift her uncovered shoulder up and the other down Creates a larger dynamic between the shoulders and her hips.
Post processing wise possibly enhance the lighting. She has a sullen pose so you can create more drama. Bring a few key high lights up more.
I wouldn't say you need to color grade but it would be fun to play around with since you were using a yellow colored powder.
Keep up the good work.
thank you, and yes its true when i analysing the foto i notice that to create a more dynamic pose and drama. and thank you for the tip to bring the highlight a little more and yes the yellow color is interesting to play with.