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Jul 21 2010 07:05am
I feel like I do this a lot..

What do you think about these?

I was just messing around with my new camera and a big flash I have that I can finally use because Sony cameras use a KM hot shoe..

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Jul 21 2010 08:14am
i dont get it
you think youve just ruined those photo editin them?
i dont think so btw :)
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Jul 21 2010 08:26am
When I look at them... I don't see anything I don't like about the edit.
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Jul 21 2010 08:49am
my complaints are greater against the photos than against the edit :)
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Jul 21 2010 08:56am
Quote (onepagememory @ Jul 21 2010 09:49am)
my complaints are greater against the photos than against the edit :)


Then start complaining. :D
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Jul 21 2010 09:20am
Quote (kratos @ Jul 21 2010 07:56am)
Then start complaining. :D


gj on light glares, the reflective substance on the watch, etc.

I would create a greater natural shadow, however, and change the angle a bit. As ads for products, these images don't appeal to me.
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Jul 21 2010 10:57am
I wanna know how you would possibly get rid of the light glares on the watch. It's like telling someone to make a mirror stop reflecting light.

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Jul 21 2010 11:06am
Quote (kratos @ 21 Jul 2010 18:57)
I wanna know how you would possibly get rid of the light glares on the watch. It's like telling someone to make a mirror stop reflecting light.


I think that a POL filter would do the trick. :)
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Quote (Qhotex @ Jul 21 2010 12:06pm)
I think that a POL filter would do the trick. :)


Hmm.. My polarized sunglasses don't. >.<

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Jul 21 2010 05:03pm
Quote (kratos @ Jul 22 2010 02:57am)
I wanna know how you would possibly get rid of the light glares on the watch. It's like telling someone to make a mirror stop reflecting light.


Large, soft lighting. Big soft box or large diffuser. Tracing paper is a cheap way. Double it up to get the light softer.

Make sure the item is clean. Any oils or grease will increase the harsh reflection.

Play around with the position of the light to change the way the light bounces off the object.

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The "post processing" just looks like you've fucked up the white balance lol :(

This post was edited by lithfkn on Jul 21 2010 05:05pm
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