Krav Maga

You need should to credit photographers when you post 'their' work. There, fixed that for you. It's not necessary to credit the creator under these circumstances.

Single exposure, two lights; main camera left, secondary camera right.

Definitely hard. She was getting a run and leaping in the air. She's a good two feet off of the floor. They had been doing them earlier against pads held by another person.

Thanks, and understood regarding the background. This was a commissioned shoot by this gym so the wall logo was kind of important for them :) I had several shots of this, most having the complete ...

It works OK, but it is hugely resource intensive. 10 minutes seems long, though. I've dabbled with it a few times and it takes about 2 or 3 minutes to process. Edit to add my computer specs: 16 GB ...

Thanks :)

Flop out her jugs? Oy.

Well, sort of:

Excellent. It's a mish-mash of eclectic stuff all over the place with an amazing model settling one's attention down to the point of interest; the model. I think it works and works well. I wonder ...

Well, I believe that 2 + 2 = 6. For some reason I find it really difficult to build anything ... :)

Thanks, Sailor. I've not blurred the image when shooting the WB card, but I will give it a go next time.

It appears as though you're looking at the wrong thing. In the Passport manual: https://www.xrite.com/-/media/xrite/files/manuals_and_userguides/c/o/colorcheckerpassport_user_manual_en.pdf on page ...

The WB squares on the X-Rite Passport are indeed various shades of gray. As is their stand alone WB card .

^^^ This. All of the above. This, this, this.

A lot probably depends on what you're using. For me: Plug card into reader. Import into LR (creating/applying to appropriate folder along with keywords). Cull (delete images that are not keepers) I ...

Correct. My wife is a quality engineer/chemist for a medical device company. They often refer to ISO standards. By the way, they pronounce it as a word (which it is) and not as an acronym (which ...

I'll answer my own question. It's not an acronym. Well, at least according to ISO themselves: https://www.iso.org/about-us.html : "It's all in the name Because 'International Organization for ...

What is it an acronym for?

Understood, but the idea is to keep the original raw file and then "develop" the file in PS, or another program. The "developed" file is then saved along with the raw and dissemination files are ...