Updated with a new focus on digital imaging technologies, the new edition of this guide for photography professionals discusses how to improve lighting, digital capture, and client posturing techniques in the camera room so that less time is spent making computerized corrections in the digital darkroom. Posing and lighting strategies for minimizing perceived faults in the client's appearance, such as under-eye circles, bald spots, and tummy bulges, are provided, along with techniques for gracefully addressing and resolving potential appearance problems without demoralizing the client. Pointers are also given for effectively using Adobe Photoshop for the image problems that remain, including information on digitally removing braces and smoothing stray hairs.
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How to make all subjects look their best? In this complete, step-by-step guide, Smith outlines the techniques photographers need to photograph real people, not just models. With these practical tips, amateurs and professionals alike are enabled to identify problems, correct them and deliver portraits their clients will love and buy. It includes how to conceal: prominent ears, double chins, large or crooked noses, thinning hair, weight problems, glare from glasses, uneven eyes and much more. It also covers lighting and posing techniques for: high and low-key setups; studio or location shots; main and accent lights; making legs and thighs look their best; concealing flaws with shadow; trimming the waist and concealing the neck and chin; full-length, three-quarter and head shots. It offers digital techniques for: removing blemishes to create the look of flawless skin; eliminating stray hairs; whitening teeth and removing braces; minimising the nose and eliminating tummy bulge; addressing age and weight-related concerns.
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Jeff Smith is a professional photographer and the author of Outdoor and Location Portrait Photography, Posing for Portrait Photography, and Professional Digital Portrait Photography. He lives in Fresno, California.
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Also für blutige Anfänger ist es vielleicht geeignet - aber wenn man schon ein bißchen Erfahrung hat erfährt man jetzt nicht wirklich groß was Neues.
Der Bilderstil ist halt auch eher zurückhaltend und einfach.
Der Bilderstil ist halt auch eher zurückhaltend und einfach.
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Great advice for the business photographer.
30. Oktober 2005
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This is a very good book. It is advice aimed at say the town photographer who is taking senior portraits. Its aimed at photographer who are running a business and are a tight deadline where time is money. You won't find any super fancy photoshop techinques in here- instead you will find techniques that quickly let you produce a marketable print to your customers. He also spend a good deal of time on how to cover up problems when your taking the photo, rather then trying to cover them up in photoshop later. While I may not agree with everything in the book I think it a good primer on how a business side studio would have to run, as opposed to a more artistic based studio, where you could perhaps work at a more relaxed pace.
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Great book for getting the best photos of your subjects
30. Juni 2006
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Great book not so much on lighting as it is on positioning your subjects so when you do snap the shutter they are posied to look their best. This can be hard for folks overweight, this book explains how you can position just about anyone to make their photos look better and they will feel better about it.
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Corrective Lighting Posing & Retouching for Digital Portrait Photographers
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This book is wonderfully written. It answered most of my questions and some I had not thought of. I would recommend this book to anyone having trouble getting that perfect shot.
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