One of the first photos from my new ( small ) home studio with natural light ( window ), and a reflector.
Fuji X-E2, xf56mm1.2R lens. Edited in CaptureOne Pro9 & retouched in PS.
What do you think? C&C are welcome!
Thank you!
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One of the first photos from my new ( small ) home studio with natural light ( window ), and a reflector.
Fuji X-E2, xf56mm1.2R lens. Edited in CaptureOne Pro9 & retouched in PS.
What do you think? C&C are welcome!
Thank you!
Beautiful shot! Love the light.
Thank you Mike!
How do you like the X-E2? I'm primarily a D800 shooter, with an X100s for travel. Been thinking about moving to the X-e2 for a more extensive travel kit.
I really like it! With the newest ( 4.00 ) firmware it's "a little X-T1" :)
I think the X-E2 a very good, and inexpensive idea for a travel kit. There are many high quality lenses for landscape and for street-photography.
Here is a blog about my last travel in China, with my X-T1:
http://www.seresphotography.hu/kis-fotos-nagy-kinaban-ii-hello-videk/
http://www.seresphotography.hu/kis-fotos-nagy-kinaban-iii-shanghai-szere...
That's a good job. Well lit, nice make-up/edit although her eyes are just about 2% over edited, for my taste, I prefer under-cooked airbrushing. I think the crop at the top is a bit too tight and the amount of space to the left is excessive. Also, I think the nail polish should work with the lip-stick better, the pink does not work for me. A very nice job though, all told.
One common mistake yu have not made here is that the facial edit often is done well whilst hands are neglected so don't sit right in the picture and actually look worse, by comparison. Here, her hand looks reasonably similar to her face in terms of the skin quality. Well done.
Thank you very much Ian McCann!