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This is all basically one huge commercial for their services. Interesting to outsiders, but nothing new to us that already work in the industry. They are one of the top labs, and a benchmark for quality.
This is all basically one huge commercial for their services. Interesting to outsiders, but nothing new to us that already work in the industry. They are one of the top labs, and a benchmark for quality.
Indeed a lot of buzzwords and more like an ad, but I liked the part regarding workflow (starting with the skin etc).
That part is also there to accommodate the hype. We do everything back and forth, and cut and paste elements including faces, change colors... in no particular order.
Well if you build an impression you always use a certain workflow, no matter the client it looks good but I'm always amazed how much of a secrecy people make from this particular subject. I mean you could watch a colorist grading a movie with full before and after (whcih does look hella different in the end), vfx breakdowns, CGI, all sorts of stuff. But the very best "behind the scenes" of real (and I mean real) hi-end retouching people get to see is the machine used for digital capture with capture one running.
Yeah you could say that. But I guess my point is people believe there is some sort of magic trick which in turn creates "the vogue look", a classified set of adjustments tailored to achieve the holy grail. A mere amount of "how to get that vogue look" threads supports this theory
What the heck was that? Who is doing this "interview"? And, not only a "visual director" (hello. That's a new title), but, three of them? Must get interesting when they all "direct" into different directions.
If I was asking a question, I'd want to know why they go through retouchers like fast food meals. They advertise on Craig's every few months for new people. Must be a lovely place to work in.
I'm currently in the process of putting together a presentation in one of my classes on a person/people that are very successful in my field of interest DIGITAL ART.
Any suggestions on people that do it for a profession???
PEI Digital Conference
Combining Technology with Artistry to Produce the Imagery of Tomorrow
January 24-26, 2003
Beau Rivage Hotel - Biloxi, Mississippi
The PEI Digital Conference is the gathering place for photographers, graphic designers, art directors and other...
The digital printmaking process gives imagemakers complete control over the creative process, reflecting each artist's own craft and vision. Approaching the digital world and Photoshop™ techniques from a photographer's perspective, this hands-on workshop investigates the latest significant developments...
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