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Re: This Look?
Looks like de-saturation, applied to the photo/photos taken with neutral density filter to extend the exposure and produce the it low-key/reduced contrast. -
Re: This Look?
I'm not sure regarding the contrast. Much of that could have probably been handled in post. I didn't know longer exposure would reduce contrast much though. Where did you discover that?Originally posted by Vernon View PostComment
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Re: This Look?
I find "this look" quite often on photovogue italia. It seems like the editors are really digging this style
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Re: This Look?
See, that's what happens when I have two different techniques in mind.Originally posted by klev View Post
You are correct, klev, I misspoke regarding the ND filter. I had contrast filter on the brain when I made my comment, but was actually talking to someone about ND filters.Comment
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My client wants the look of this reference picture taken by the skilled Paolo Roversi. I would appreciate any thoughts/tips of how to get close to this "style".
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