Few From Wedding Done on the 5th of May
May 10, 2017 23:16:18 #
May 11, 2017 08:54:24 #
Thanks for posting. Nice job with the detail shots. It is easy to overlook some of those details that define the couple.
May 11, 2017 16:30:42 #
May 15, 2017 09:45:19 #
Fun shots. I do have some questions (mind you, I'm not looking at my calibrated monitor, so it may be just me)
A few of them seem to have quite a green tint compared to the outside ones. The one with the flowers, and shallow DOF, she looks green(ish) and the flowers look natural.
I'm wondering if you were dealing with mixed lighting, or were you maybe using auto white balance?
Do you use lightroom for editing? If so, if you use the eye dropper on the white dress, it may make the skin tones all look as good as the outside shots.
This is not a criticism, but a suggestion. If you were working with fluorescent lights, if you put a green filter on your flash, all of the color will actually come out even, and you won't get the part with the flash looking natural, and having the green caste to the ambient colors.
I hope I'm making sense.
I would like to commend you on the photos themselves. Just trying to help you take it up to the next level.
Youtube with "mixed lighting" could be your friend in difficult locations. Easier to watch, then for me to give a detailed instruction.
A few of them seem to have quite a green tint compared to the outside ones. The one with the flowers, and shallow DOF, she looks green(ish) and the flowers look natural.
I'm wondering if you were dealing with mixed lighting, or were you maybe using auto white balance?
Do you use lightroom for editing? If so, if you use the eye dropper on the white dress, it may make the skin tones all look as good as the outside shots.
This is not a criticism, but a suggestion. If you were working with fluorescent lights, if you put a green filter on your flash, all of the color will actually come out even, and you won't get the part with the flash looking natural, and having the green caste to the ambient colors.
I hope I'm making sense.
I would like to commend you on the photos themselves. Just trying to help you take it up to the next level.
Youtube with "mixed lighting" could be your friend in difficult locations. Easier to watch, then for me to give a detailed instruction.
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