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Old 30-04-2006, 1:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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First attempt at hi-key

See the pic. First attempt at hi-key. Not sure if I like this style of work, however thought I would have a go.

Picture of Mum shot in raw and then this applied -

Saturation down to 0

Temperature to left 2000

Tint – 150

Brightness + 125

Exposure + 75

Shadows 4

Contrast 100

Burn, shadows, 100 brush, exposure 3 on hair, eyes, nose and lips.

Lasoo tool, select feather, inverse, gausion blur, radius 4 pixels to blur the background though low aperture was effective enough.

Lasoo tool, select eyes, feather, unsharp mask, 150, 1, 1 to bring out detail.



Any thoughts. not entirely convinced by it but wanted to have a go. Perhaps a little too much natural light from the right as we look at it.

Thanks for looking.

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Old 30-04-2006, 1:53 PM   #2 (permalink)
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badly burned out as you say on the left. You should adjust exposure for this.
Also I would ask your mum not to stand so close to the wall, or take the wall out with a white brush. A better pose would help the photo too.

Keep trying, nice to see someone making an effort.
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Old 30-04-2006, 2:03 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Thanks.

As I have converted this to jpeg, can I still adjust exposure?

What type of pose? Slightly side on?

Will take note about the wall too. Cheers.

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Old 30-04-2006, 2:25 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Revised shot.

Revision bringing out the mid and shadow tones + taken wall out of it. Cant retrieve the part of face burnt out but hey, its hi key!!!

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Would have been nicer to get a better outline of your Mums face to increase the contrast between her and the background, but the revision looks good.
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