Recent content by Olgale

wow!! thanks for the tip - I am off to Home Depot. :cool: that looks really neat :cool: The only hesitation I have left - is whether I can achieve same look with just natural light. But 11$ is much cheaper price to pay for this experiment.:thumbs:

Thanks, I'll try the trial to see how it works, judging by the examples on the site it really works :-)

wow, I wouldn't think that JPEG image straight from camera on high ISO will be so much better than the RAW. Thanks for advise, I'll try out shooting both in camera.

I am not quite sure I understand your point about what the problem appears to be in RAW conversion? In any case - ACR settings are - 8bit, 5196 x 3138 (16.3mp), 500 ppi, Matte paper/standard

no pp was done :-) only conversion from RAW to TIFF to JPEG

sure :-) I have two images to share: #1 - ISO 12800 #2 - ISO 25600

Hi I saw many photos - especially with small kids - where the surface beneath the model is reflective. what kind of "material" is being used - is it plexiglass? I found one online http://www.backdropoutlet.com/prodinfo.asp?number=AB112 but not sure if this is what being used usualy.

I am using ACR and Photoshop on Mac

I did some photos at high ISO = 12800 and now struggling to remove the grain. I tried the Noise removal filter but it doesn't do the job. Any suggestions on effective way to remove grain? I apologize if this was already discussed in different thread and I missed it.

10x we had fun, posts will follow :-)

So snow flakes will not create some blur in the photo?

Thanks Mick... I am thinking more like ski suit shoot :-)

My friend asked me to take some photos of her outdoor and we've been planning for quite long, but each time something else happening and we reschedule. So.. today we have a "session" and it's snowing. Cancel? Not cancel? Any tips?