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Is it a studio shoot? Or outside? I assume it could be much easier inside. Maybe the baby girl in the middle, and the older boy and girl each kissing a cheek or very closely looking at her face? Or show the difference in the ages by stacking their hands on top of each other for something...

Hmm. Makes sense! Thanks!

I'm wondering what the general consensus for using textures around here is ? More specifically on portraits. Any opinions?

wow. It can do all the advanced settings I use on jpegs on raw files :) This has been an eye-opener for sure! I never knew I had so much available to me!

I'll be sure to check. I'm very new to raw, so I probably just didn't notice. Thanks! :)

I'm flabbergasted. That is incredible! I never knew this sort of thing is possible! Thanks for sharing that. ...But I'm wondering what sort of raw lab you have? I have a raw lab with my photo editing software, (Corel Paint Shop Pro x3), but it has sliders for only white balance...

Good to know! I have a lot to learn... :)

Very useful info there. Thanks! That dpreview link was really great. I'm loathe to buy a 35mm, since I wouldn't be able to do head-shots without making my clients look like a horse. :) I guess I could switch lenses then, but if the light is less than desirable, my kit lens at 55mm doesn't do...

That is the question. I have a Nikon D5000, which came with a kit lens. (18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G) I would really like to get into on-location photography, and I've been hearing different places that kit lenses are very inferior. I've also heard that primes have the best quality... A prime...

Hi, I'm new here, and so very happy to find a photography forum that offers critique. Thanks so much guys! :thumbs: