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Staff Headshots - Exposure and Post Processing Feedback Needed
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<blockquote data-quote="LouCioccio" data-source="post: 620173" data-attributes="member: 12542"><p>You did everything right; I had done cycling racing team all head shots at a bicycle shop. I measured the distance for placement of the lights as I knew I would not get the teams members all at the same time. I chose a corner that ambient light should not affect but selected the same time frame of the day for each time a member could eventually make. Now what made everything work I used a Seconik Flash/light meter since I wrote those measurements down everything was consistent. I think it was what Joe Brady said in those numerous videos "Trust your Lightmeter" and the Colorchecker" those are the two things you need to give you consistency. I learned early on using film keep everything the same; lighting and exposure when doing something like your doing so the guy/gal doing the printing would not chase after me!</p><p>Don't pixel peep I think they will like the images.</p><p>Lou Cioccio</p><p>i'll try to dig that print out and resize it I even found a font that look like Campy Logo (cycling).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LouCioccio, post: 620173, member: 12542"] You did everything right; I had done cycling racing team all head shots at a bicycle shop. I measured the distance for placement of the lights as I knew I would not get the teams members all at the same time. I chose a corner that ambient light should not affect but selected the same time frame of the day for each time a member could eventually make. Now what made everything work I used a Seconik Flash/light meter since I wrote those measurements down everything was consistent. I think it was what Joe Brady said in those numerous videos "Trust your Lightmeter" and the Colorchecker" those are the two things you need to give you consistency. I learned early on using film keep everything the same; lighting and exposure when doing something like your doing so the guy/gal doing the printing would not chase after me! Don't pixel peep I think they will like the images. Lou Cioccio i'll try to dig that print out and resize it I even found a font that look like Campy Logo (cycling). [/QUOTE]
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