Recent content by Creaxel_photo

The 100mm is a great lens not only for macro but for any type of photography. The L is certainly much better with build quality and weather sealing. Most of the time the natural light works just fine and sometimes i even use the on camera flash and it does the job for me! The only thing to...

Hi thanks for the information, really appreciated :) Keep up the good work

Excellent set, really loving the lighting and the framings :) I'd be really interested to know more about your processing on these, if you dont mind, as I really like it especially the 2nd photo, thanks

Nice shots, i like the first one but for me i would do a small crop from right and bottom to get the subject more to the 1/3 of photo, it puts more emphasise on the subject :)

I personally use Adobe Bridge, i find it very useful and it has features like marking photos which helps when you come from a shoot with a lot of photos!

Im sure by avoiding shadows its meant to avoid harsh shadows, you do need shadows but soft ones just to give the image depth. Good way to get soft shadows certainly is using soft boxes or umbrellas because direct light will cause hard shadows. The bigger the light source the softer the shadows...

The background you used is bright comparing to the subject and really not looking right,

No tint, at least not the sepia. I too agree about the eyes,

Yes that is what I'm talking about, I wonder how come the price is still about the same!? They must have added some new features to it then. But it is a really good interface and easily integrates with different music software such as Logic, Nuendo, Cubase (the ones I used and know it works)

You really have to watch the exposure, for instance number 3 is really underexposed because you have exposed for the sky and not the model. Good start otherwise

Sorry duplicate post

I do use my Mac with my guitars, what you need is an audio interface. I use a Line 6 Toneport UX2, I got this about 5 years ago for £150. It has two instrument inputs and two XLR inputs. The quality is very good too

Wow, she's a great little model :) Number 4, I just love this shot! The setting the composition the processing and her pose all great. You should make that a poster! ;)

I don't agree here, we are not talking about learning how the camera works, it's about using it the way you want and have control over what it does. When you want to paint a canvas you plan ahead and decide what you want then start the work same is with the camera you need to plan set your...

In both shots the background is very distracting and busy!