How are these shots processed?

Sold5 · Mar 8, 2015

Hi there,

Do any of you recognise the signature processing in these shots - ie is there a particular vsco preset used or something else? I really like the processing as it has strong colours and the skin tones haven't gone all muddy like a lot of the common presets.

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mhphoto.ie

Thanks!

S

Mark S Abeln · Mar 10, 2015

Boosted saturation and contrast, perhaps a lifting of the black point a bit.

Rich Halferty · Mar 11, 2015

I'm afraid I can't tell you what was used in your inquiry (and you're right they look great, I too would be curious to know) but I have been pleased with the RNI preset I have been using.

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Rich

Rich Halferty · Mar 11, 2015

I'll also add the wedding photographer's skills are impecable and you need to start from there otherwise no amount of post processing will help (apologies if I'm telling you something you already know)

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Rich

Sold5 · Mar 11, 2015

Thanks for the replies and you are totally right Rich that you have to get the shot well exposed in good light first.

The RNI presets look very good, I'll check them out thanks.

S

rxb dc · Mar 13, 2015

Rich Halferty said:
I'll also add the wedding photographer's skills are impecable and you need to start from there otherwise no amount of post processing will help (apologies if I'm telling you something you already know)

Petruska · Mar 14, 2015

http://www.meninenuotrauka.lt/en/wedding/2014/tatyana_aleksandr/

I have tried to get such exposure, clarity, perfect skin tones, he says it's all perfect available light exposure, with very little post processing in Nikon Capture NX2.

Another wedding of just great photography image quality.

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www.meninenuotrauka.lt

All his other weddings.........

http://www.meninenuotrauka.lt/en/wedding/

Bob P.

Rich Halferty · Mar 15, 2015

Petruska said:
he says it's all perfect available light exposure,

But available light is never that balanced my guess is that he has an assistant (with a very large diffuser

) that is also highly skilled at diffusion and bouncing of light who needs little to no instruction while he is shooting.

Petruska said:
with very little post processing in Nikon Capture NX2.

I wonder what his definition of very little is :-O

I assume the full frame pro grade cameras have a greater dynamic range making it easier to achieve such balance also....

Maybe one day when I grow up I can be that good too!!

;-)

Petruska said:
Bob P.

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Rich

DWilkinson · Mar 15, 2015

Sold5 said:
Hi there,

Do any of you recognise the signature processing in these shots - ie is there a particular vsco preset used or something else? I really like the processing as it has strong colours and the skin tones haven't gone all muddy like a lot of the common presets.

http://mhphoto.ie/index.php/wedding-photography/destination-wedding-clonwilliam-house-wedding/

Thanks!

S

One of film simulators for LR/ACR.

Perhaps RNI Films or VSCO

Leini Live · Mar 16, 2015

Smells like DxO Filmpack

Sold5 · Mar 16, 2015

Leini Live said:
Smells like DxO Filmpack

Thanks! Any idea which one it might be?

Leini Live · Mar 17, 2015

Sold5 said:
Leini Live said:

Smells like DxO Filmpack

Click to expand...

Thanks! Any idea which one it might be?

I guess Agfa Vista 200 (also the B/W)

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