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At our hotel, they had the most lovely girls working as concierges in traditional dress, so I asked one of them if she wouldn't mind posing for me for a photograph.

So here is me in the hotel lobby (making all the other guests wonder what on earth was going on) taking pictures!

Here is me mid shot :)

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And here were the final shots :)

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3. and just so you don't think she was totally freaked out ;)

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Now the one thing I would love to immediately know is do these come across as too warm? I have calibrated my display many times and it looks fine on my screen, but others have said they are either too warm or a touch cold... can someone confirm for me please if you have a calibrated display? Cheers!
 
I think they look great.what fantastic lighting just shot In the lobby? The lighting just makes these.
 
The first two are colder than the third, and they also show a tendency towards blue/cyan. Her dress is definitely warmer and yellower in the third.

Viewing on a calibrated Eizo in subdued North windowlight.
 
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Byker28i said:
I think they look great.what fantastic lighting just shot In the lobby? The lighting just makes these.
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Thanks bud :) Yeah, I shot it in the afternoon in the lobby, just used my LEE ND filters to kill all the ambient light and then fired a nice big blast of flash to light her up :)

Serendipitous Sid said:
The first two are colder than the third, and they also show a tendency towards blue/cyan. Her dress is definitely warmer and yellower in the third.

Viewing on a calibrated Eizo in subdued North windowlight.
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That's really great information thanks for that, I am going to re-calibrate mine again tonight as I am still not happy with the tones that I see on my screen. Cheers for taking the time to help out :)
 
Don't get too into colour and CM though, or two of us might end up with 18% grey walls ...
 
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