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Originally Posted by joshman
... anyway, the catch lights are the first thing i noticed in your pics...they are a little distracting to me, because they are level or something. i'm not too sure what it is. is it possible to raise the light to camera right up to 45deg from the model's face? and the one at camera left down to 45deg, that might make the catch light look more natural.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try to remember that the next round.
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Originally Posted by joshman
i like you last pic, nice even lighting on the model, but i agree with your assessment, it does seem a little light, is there anyway to reduce the amount of light hitting your back drop? somewhere between you last two experiemnts? you could also try throwing some subtle colour onto the back drop maybe?
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I actually tried playing with the gels I have this past weekend. None of my kids wanted to play so I had to practice on a tiger statue. I have another thread out there showing the color gels. And funny you should suggest the background gel, my wife didn't like these shots because of the grey background. So as soon as Cassy decides I can try again, I'll post some more.