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Originally Posted by ddr
First studio shoot I did:
If you guys can give me some pointers that'd be great. Specifically, the client it happy with it but the model thinks the editing makes her hair 'multi-colored'. Did I use too much fill light? On my TN panel, it looks that way. However, on my IPS panel, it looks the way I want it to look. Do I have to go get a spyder now ... The most important thing is for the colors to look similar to the colors on a print. Do I calibrate it using a standard profile amongst print shops?
It's hard enough to explain to the model how every monitor looks different, but this is not the first time she's done a shoot so I'm assuming her previous photos look fine. Then the problem is on my end ...
TIA |
great first shoot!
here's my critique on improvement. The lighting is very flat. very high key without shadows makes it look photo booth-ish. move the key to an angle with no reflector or throw a backlight +2 stops opposite the key. Also there is a bit too much headroom, makes the model look short. cut it down or even crop the top of her head to give the allusion of height.
good luck!