SLAYERPHOTOGRAPHY

Ones surfing through a deviant art I found this beautiful picture with an interesting technique. I thing we should try it !

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I saw many videos how to make a vintage effect in photoshop this is the best one I saw.

Want to make your photos look like old vintage photos? Try using this japanese website http://labs.wanokoto.jp/olds.

You don’t neet to understand Japanese to make your photos vintage, the interface is very simple. You can upload your image via browser or using a URL, then the application will convert your image and it will look something like this. You also can save your converted image to your computer. Have fun !

Convert my photos to vintage.

The goal for anyone shooting still life scenes is ultimately to come away with images that are compelling — to capture images that are worth printing, framing and living with. A photograph, however, tends to have a shorter “wall life” than say, a painting. Much of this has to do with the fact that the painter has ultimate control and artistic freedom in every space of the canvas, and is limited only by the capacity of their vision and skill.

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Here you will see 3 videos of common photo setups how to make water sculptures.

1. Tripod
2. Remote trigger
3. 2 strobes
4. Dish and a water tap (more…)

You will need:

• Camera
• 2 different lenses
• Angle finder (helps with the Low angle views from the camera position)
• Table Top tripod
• Roll of Gaffer Tape
• 2 Pocket Wizards
• pre-trigger cable to connect the PW to the camera

I’m not a sports photographer but I discovered some new tips from this video, I think that you will find something new too.

Not long ago I saw an interesting idea how to make a handy and simple grey card. All you need is an iPhone or iPod or any other multimedia device that can store images. Upload the gray card image to your iPhone and use it like a preset while you shooting your photos.

gray card

In this video you’ll see how different sized light sources affect the quality of light (hard and soft light) obtained in a studio setting.

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This video provided by Strobist will help you know more about the flashes, how to use them, mount them and get great results!

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3 light sources and reflector.

the model is lighten with 3 light sources:
1 Key light is directed straight on the model at 6:00,
2 Fill light pointing from the 8:00 direction to light one half of the models face, using the reflector on the other side, the shadows becomes more calm.
3 use the Back light to lighten the background.

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