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My wife likes me to do portraits for her Instagram - mostly highlighting her makeup - so it's more scientific than arty.
However it was just so flippin' hot today even the cats were sweating and we had no magic powder. She suggested me trying Infra-red which I've never messed about with using studio lights. If I'm honest, I have no idea whether the lights did anything. I was swapping between trying to finish off a roll of Velvia in my Oly Trip, the IR X-T1 and the normal X-T2, so there was a lot of faffing.
The skin tones are way to greasy to be nice and the flash/light isn't doing any flattering favours, but it was nice to shoot something for me for a change. My kinda thing - dramatic and colourful. Not for everyone though!!
Too Hot To Be Serious III by Ian, on Flickr
Too Hot To Be Serious II by Ian, on Flickr
Too Hot To Be Serious I by Ian, on Flickr
These are SOC with just a bit of highlight/shadow pulling and a softening of the harsh purple 590nm effect.
However it was just so flippin' hot today even the cats were sweating and we had no magic powder. She suggested me trying Infra-red which I've never messed about with using studio lights. If I'm honest, I have no idea whether the lights did anything. I was swapping between trying to finish off a roll of Velvia in my Oly Trip, the IR X-T1 and the normal X-T2, so there was a lot of faffing.
The skin tones are way to greasy to be nice and the flash/light isn't doing any flattering favours, but it was nice to shoot something for me for a change. My kinda thing - dramatic and colourful. Not for everyone though!!
Too Hot To Be Serious III by Ian, on Flickr
Too Hot To Be Serious II by Ian, on Flickr
Too Hot To Be Serious I by Ian, on Flickr
These are SOC with just a bit of highlight/shadow pulling and a softening of the harsh purple 590nm effect.