Burning and Dodging
Mar 7, 2017 20:33:38 #
This started out as a fairly flatly lit image. It was nice in its own right. I decided to highlight the face, as if it was lit with a snoot placed above, in front of, and to the subject's left. Thus, the lighting effect was accomplished in PS.
--Bob
--Bob
Mar 7, 2017 20:57:37 #
rmalarz wrote:
This started out as a fairly flatly lit image. It was nice in its own right. I decided to highlight the face, as if it was lit with a snoot placed above, in front of, and to the subject's left. Thus, the lighting effect was accomplished in PS.
--Bob
--Bob
A new word to me... snoot!
The lighting effect you created in PS does brighten and bring out the image. Attractive cat to boot as well!Mar 7, 2017 21:21:22 #
Actually a snoot is an attachment that is placed on a strobe to render a refined circle of light. There are a couple of ways of producing this effect. This is a picture of one of them. The link is to another system that functions pretty much the same way.
https://www.rogueflash.com/products/rogue-grid-with-3-gel-starter-set?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&variant=1185287768&gclid=CM2vtozsxdICFQm2wAodu8cIvA
I have the Rogue system. However, the original photo was taken without any light modifiers.
Oh, as for the cat, she is an absolute sweetheart.
--Bob
https://www.rogueflash.com/products/rogue-grid-with-3-gel-starter-set?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=googlepla&variant=1185287768&gclid=CM2vtozsxdICFQm2wAodu8cIvA
I have the Rogue system. However, the original photo was taken without any light modifiers.
Oh, as for the cat, she is an absolute sweetheart.
--Bob
Islandgal wrote:
A new word to me... snoot! The lighting effect you created in PS does brighten and bring out the image. Attractive cat to boot as well!
The lighting effect you created in PS does brighten and bring out the image. Attractive cat to boot as well!
Mar 7, 2017 21:35:35 #
Fascinating video. Will have to read up more on this. Do you use the Rogue system often in your work? Quite reasonable for what it does, I learn something new everyday! Thank you!
Mar 7, 2017 23:21:39 #
I don't use the Rogue system often. Like any special technique, it has its place.
--Bob
--Bob
Islandgal wrote:
Fascinating video. Will have to read up more on this. Do you use the Rogue system often in your work? Quite reasonable for what it does, I learn something new everyday! Thank you!
Mar 8, 2017 06:02:04 #
Mar 8, 2017 06:21:26 #
Thank you very much, Bob. I appreciate your visit and taking time to comment.
--Bob
--Bob
rlaugh wrote:
Excellent work indeed!!
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