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#141
Mar 14 2013 01:41pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Mar 14 2013 02:27pm)
haha very true but those things are kind of hard to get!


yet you managed to get a boat ^_^
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Mar 14 2013 01:48pm
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yet you managed to get a boat  ^_^


That was easy mate, my girlfriend's dad knows the manager there.. plus dropping a little "Australian photographer" gets their pants wet for some reason lol
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Mar 14 2013 05:02pm
Quote (lithfkn @ Mar 14 2013 01:48pm)
That was easy mate, my girlfriend's dad knows the manager there.. plus dropping a little "Australian photographer" gets their pants wet for some reason lol


Pretty sure it does that to everyones pants :lol: Grats!

Does this photo seem ok for a sneak peek? Yes it is slightly "vintagey" as far as the edit, I mean more like the colors and such.

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Mar 15 2013 12:57pm
So Im pretty excited, I just posted the sneak peek last night and Ive already had 4 inquiries about shoots :D. Newb, child, and maternity, which Ive never done maternity but Ive always wanted to. I ended up editing the photo above a little more too, I noticed there was a yucky green cast in some spots and a magenta cast on her belly. Plus I wanted it a little more rosy and feminine.



And a bw:



This post was edited by Xandriia on Mar 15 2013 01:02pm
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Mar 15 2013 02:17pm
Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 15 2013 01:57pm)
So Im pretty excited, I just posted the sneak peek last night and Ive already had 4 inquiries about shoots :D. Newb, child, and maternity, which Ive never done maternity but Ive always wanted to. I ended up editing the photo above a little more too, I noticed there was a yucky green cast in some spots and a magenta cast on her belly. Plus I wanted it a little more rosy and feminine.
http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg496/Xandriia/IMG_2393-1bw.jpg

congrats on the opportunities!
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Mar 19 2013 11:11am
Quote (winterschapel @ Mar 15 2013 02:17pm)
congrats on the opportunities!


Thank you ^^

Does anyone know why a fabric drop thats black and white would have green in it in photos? I dont understand where the green is coming from >.<
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Mar 19 2013 11:20am
Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 19 2013 12:11pm)
Thank you ^^

Does anyone know why a fabric drop thats black and white would have green in it in photos? I dont understand where the green is coming from >.<


you mean your highly patterned backdrop is B&W? My best guess is chromatic aberration, you can see that in the B&W version there is no green, because you've masked it in editing.

tbh i didnt even notice it was supposed to be greenish, and imo it looks pretty damn good. complements the pink and magentas ;)
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Mar 19 2013 11:28am
Quote (winterschapel @ Mar 19 2013 11:20am)
you mean your highly patterned backdrop is B&W? My best guess is chromatic aberration, you can see that in the B&W version there is no green, because you've masked it in editing.

tbh i didnt even notice it was supposed to be greenish, and imo it looks pretty damn good. complements the pink and magentas ;)


Yes. The photos were a bit greenish all around, I had to get rid of a lot of color casts. I should have posted a close up version, you can REALLY see the greens. So is this a lens problem? This is unedited:

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#149
Mar 19 2013 11:28am
Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 15 2013 09:02am)
Pretty sure it does that to everyones pants :lol: Grats!

Does this photo seem ok for a sneak peek? Yes it is slightly "vintagey" as far as the edit, I mean more like the colors and such.

http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg496/Xandriia/IMG_2455wm.jpg


ha doubt it :)

Hmm... the editing seems quite odd.. it's very flat in contrast and the child's skin is quite cold?

Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 16 2013 04:57am)
So Im pretty excited, I just posted the sneak peek last night and Ive already had 4 inquiries about shoots :D. Newb, child, and maternity, which Ive never done maternity but Ive always wanted to. I ended up editing the photo above a little more too, I noticed there was a yucky green cast in some spots and a magenta cast on her belly. Plus I wanted it a little more rosy and feminine.

http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg496/Xandriia/IMG_2455-1wm.jpg

And a bw:

http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg496/Xandriia/IMG_2393-1bw.jpg


Same deal with that image.. flat in contrast and quite cold?

And congrats on the inquiries! Keep at it.. if you impress clients they will always refer you to others! Referrals are the most efficient way of advertising!



And in other news, I just finished my website. I basically scraped everything i've shot in the last ~8 years and started fresh, only images from late '12 and '13 haha

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#150
Mar 19 2013 11:31am
Quote (Xandriia @ Mar 20 2013 03:28am)
Yes. The photos were a bit greenish all around, I had to get rid of a lot of color casts. I should have posted a close up version, you can REALLY see the greens. So is this a lens problem? This is unedited:

http://i1240.photobucket.com/albums/gg496/Xandriia/IMG_2248.jpg


This is a LIGHT/EXPOSURE/WHITEBALANCE problem!

The child was too far from the light source and it's underexposed. The background "bokeh" is also distracting.

I don't know if you can move the background but bring it really close and sit the kid closer to the light source or move it closer.
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