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09-13-2009, 09:43 AM
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| what is this? Im really astonished by these pictures... http://www.augustbradley.com Are these work composite (go portfolios -> hasselblad master book)? How important participation of hasselblad there?  |
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09-13-2009, 10:31 AM
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| Re: what is this? I think they're just high-quality originals that have a decent amount of post work applied manipulating lighting. Hasselblad is obviously a great line of cameras but I don't think it was the camera that made these pictures look how they appear in the final version. |
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09-13-2009, 12:14 PM
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09-13-2009, 04:11 PM
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| Re: what is this? I just need to learn lighting, composition, CGI,.. and i will make my Hasselblad singing and shining. I will go to USA [NYC] for my vacation, and i hope there i can get into high quality photography, i was not sure to take my Hasselblad with me as i am scared there, but at the end i decided i will take it with me for the first time. Also my dream in the future is to be one of those Hasselblad Masters. |
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09-14-2009, 06:08 AM
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| Re: what is this? Mmmhhh... Hassleblad has 16 bit raw files and the quality is a bit more good than any other camera, however, that camera in wrong hands will produces bad pictures. The post is quite weird, but there is a lot of d&b in order to make all like shinny, that's for sure but don't know how the retoucher gets that drawing/painting effect. Reducing the tonal values you can get a more graphic look, but this is just a little detail to kep in mind. The photos in the hasselblad section are just amazing, really, thanks for brought these images  |
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