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Here are a couple of shots my taken by my wife as I got the lights set for her for her model session this past week. The ones with the legs sticking out was for a contest of stocking that she thought of trying so, she could enter. We really had fun on these and I think she is getting use to holding the 1D Mark II for a long time now. Also, like to thank pixelsurgeon for sending me the curves and his great sharpener.















Thanks for looking,
Dooglla
 
We too have many of these backgrounds. I find that a little more gaus blur or selective viongette will halp make the BG look a little less fake. In a couple of the shots it really stands out. Another option would be a little less DOF via longer focal lenth during the shoot.

I know

Great work though!

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Some portrait photographers often avoid having knees and elbows facing the camera and I think it especially takes away from the last shot.

Nice lighting, composition and idea :)

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Thanks everyone for the nice comments so far. No, EOSman that is not my wife...my wife took the shots. :) hahahahaha She is the one behind the camera...I'm on the side somewhere. They won't let me shoot anymore. :( Just kidding about not letting me shoot part.
 
I was just goofing with you.

I still would mind having the looker around. Hot girl.
Dooglla said:
Thanks everyone for the nice comments so far. No, EOSman that is
not my wife...my wife took the shots. :) hahahahaha She is the one
behind the camera...I'm on the side somewhere. They won't let me
shoot anymore. :( Just kidding about not letting me shoot part.
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I think we can all thank PixSurgeon for sending you the curves. Seriously, would be interesting to know more about these curves and sharpener.
Ronnie.

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Ronnie Potgieter said:
I think we can all thank PixSurgeon for sending you the curves.
Seriously, would be interesting to know more about these curves and
sharpener.
Ronnie.

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The curves that I was talking about are for the 1D Mark II jpeg...to get rid of the cast problems. And the sharpener is the one he has for sale. Do a search of his name and email him about his sharpener. Or maybe he may read this and answer you.
 
Thanks, will do.
Ronnie.
Dooglla said:
Ronnie Potgieter said:
I think we can all thank PixSurgeon for sending you the curves.
Seriously, would be interesting to know more about these curves and
sharpener.
Ronnie.

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http://www.pbase.com/ronniedp
Click to expand...
The curves that I was talking about are for the 1D Mark II
jpeg...to get rid of the cast problems. And the sharpener is the
one he has for sale. Do a search of his name and email him about
his sharpener. Or maybe he may read this and answer you.
Click to expand...
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http://www.pbase.com/ronniedp
 
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