my 'Calvanize' work

[eggimann]

I watched about 1/3 of Calvin's video tutorial and although not learning all my post processing from him, I find that I can fill in a lot of the gaps in my knowledge. I look at my current images and compare them to what I was doing 4 weeks ago and see a great improvement.

Before deciding on buying the tutorial I looked for examples of people's work who viewed it. I didn't find a lot so I'm posting this if it helps anybody on the fence.

If anybody else own learned from Calvin's techiques, I'm interested in what you would/could have done differently.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4008/...652254388f.jpg

Lighting info:
2 AB800s to the side and behind subject, AB800 beauty dish above camera for fill.

[PeterWright]

Originally Posted by eggimann

I watched about 1/3 of Calvin's video tutorial and although not learning all my post processing from him, I find that I can fill in a lot of the gaps in my knowledge. I look at my current images and compare them to what I was doing 4 weeks ago and see a great improvement.

Before deciding on buying the tutorial I looked for examples of people's work who viewed it. I didn't find a lot so I'm posting this if it helps anybody on the fence.

If anybody else own learned from Calvin's techiques, I'm interested in what you would/could have done differently.

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4008/...652254388f.jpg

Lighting info:
2 AB800s to the side and behind subject, AB800 beauty dish above camera for fill.

It looks great - nice work, whatabout a link to your stream for more ..

[eggimann]

I find some of my earlier composites laughable. But here's the stream:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/backyar...7622817312084/

Football and Hoop Dreams being the last two I used Calvin's video to complete.