works fine for me. love the colors and difference of exposures between strobes and environment(both sky and ground). first the halo on first one put me off a little, but then i thought about it more and saw that it takes the couple off from blending into background too much and the halo is just perfect size/strenght

wow... first person that notices the halo. It's subtle, but it makes such a huge difference aesthetically. It's vital when wanting a hispanic couple to 'pop' out of a photo, else their skin tones look yellow/orange.


This post was edited by onepagememory on Jul 8 2011 09:04am

Anyone you want

there was this epic photo that i fucked up the focus on. Shooting vs the sun is tough :\

Only with Canon lols

contrast needs contrast to look good. the couple is lit quite nice, but the sky is too overdone in my eyes.

im not newbie, i look for this sort of stuff . small things like this is what makes the difference between newbie and pro photo editing, i mean when all the small things are correctly done. big/obvious things(to everyone) like contrast, WB, overall exposure is what everyone can do, small things like adjusting sharpness on edges(of person or object that has been sharpened) to create more 3d type of look isnt what newbies do or even notice in others pictures

This post was edited by Antichrist- on Jul 9 2011 08:01am

bah :\
secrets revealed :DDDD