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Slightly desaturated and a strong amount of back light from the window has created a slight haze in the image like a fog filter which can cause a softer, lower contrast.
This photo is a setup, to create this effect. Note how the colors match, I mean all the colors, clothes, models, table, wall, plus the lighting, i guess there must be a minimum post process here...
Hi, I'm new here. I'm a student and learning. Could anyone help me understand how this look is achieved? Besides some changes in the colors to be more saturated, it looks as if the pictures have more "lighting"
Hi there! Throwing in my first post on the forum. I am looking for a way to get this look in my pictures. I know the lighting setup and that it is made with phase one camera. Is the effect made by color toning/ curves or is it more to the eye? I would love to see your opinion.
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