Michaelangelo716 Member  229 posts Joined Feb 2011 More info | Apr 07, 2011 16:37 | #1 ok so first post got ok reviews, today I was just scouting locations with a friend of mine, and thought what the hell, were here and i have my camera so I snapped a few. This one came out ok, and I used PP for the first time. What do you guys think? CC is welcome bc I need help!   Dan After by Mike.Kane2011, on Flickr
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Apr 07, 2011 18:40 | #2 Is it that bad lol?
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Alex.K Goldmember  1,570 posts Likes: 1 Joined Feb 2009 Location: In the Mitten State More info | Give it time, dude. Maybe wonder after....a day or two. haha. flickr
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HappySnapper90 Cream of the Crop 5,145 posts Likes: 3 Joined Aug 2008 Location: Cleveland, Ohio More info | Apr 07, 2011 19:48 | #4 The colors are off. Very red.
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Apr 07, 2011 20:11 | #5 Alex.K wrote in post #12179233 Give it time, dude. Maybe wonder after....a day or two. haha. Its alright. He is squinting..or something. That left is obviously "skinner" than the right. I would've shot with the "larger" eye in front.(But I'm still new so that could be total crap. I'm still trying to figure out how to photograph people with certain eyes..) And there seems to be like a...haze? or something over his glasses. I find that slightly distracting. Overall, not to bad! Keep on clicking! 
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Apr 07, 2011 20:16 | #6 I think the camera's meter was fooled by the piece of wood behind his head because his skin is a very strange cast. The glasses have also caused a break in line of the face, causing it to recede.
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Apr 07, 2011 20:44 | #7 do you guys find glasses tricky as well?
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Point-n-shoot-n Goldmember 2,037 posts Likes: 1128 Joined Jun 2008 Location: Tampa, Florida More info | Apr 08, 2011 07:43 | #8 Glasses can be very tricky...the best way to keep them clear is to remove the lenses!! LOL...J/K. Try turning your subject until the light strikes the lenses in a direction that removes the glare but still gives good modeling light to subject. They also make it hard to focus on the eyes as the frames and lenses will usually draw the autofocus bean. This is particularly bad when shooting at a wide open aperture as your DOF will be very short. Keep on shooting and these things will become easier to overcome. Pure sun is the worst possible lighting to shoot in and get a good look for modeling. Just after sunup and just before sunset is always the best light as it is very soft! Canon 5D mk IV, Canon 5D mk iii, Canon 5d classic, Rebel XTI 400D 18-55 kit lens, Canon EF 85mm 1:1.8, Canon EF 17-40 F4L, Quantaray 70-300 1:4-5.6 LD, Canon 70-200 F2.8 iiL, Canon EF135 F2 L, Canon 200 F2 L, Tamron 28-75 1:2.8 , 2 alien bee 800's, 430 EXii, 580 EXii, rectangular and octo softboxes, assorted umbrellas, portable backdrops, radio triggers and still adding.............
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