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  Photography Forum: Photography Help Forum: 
  Q. detail

Asked by Reggie Wallace    (K=-17) on 4/30/2004 
how do I get more detail in this jacket in the studio?


    


 Peter Witkop   (K=3189) - Comment Date 4/30/2004
Reggie,
I checked your portfolio, didn't see an image that looked like one this question would be asking about (though the candid of the bride is very nice). Did you forget to post the image here?

Peter




 Adam E. J. Squier   (K=9803) - Comment Date 4/30/2004
Without seeing what you mean by "this jacket," I'll take a stab at what your'e asking.

I'm thinking a dark jacket that renders just dark. You don't want to overexpose the image because there are whites that you don't want blown out. Am I along the right lines, here?

If you're using film, try a low-contrast, Wedding, or Portrait film (three ways to describe the same thing). Try Fuji's NPH or NPS. Kodak's Portra line is also low-contrast film.

If you're using digital, see if there's a setting in your camera for low-contrast images. The only digital cameras I've used are SLRs, and they do have a setting like this.

Note that your colors might not be as "punchy" and might not "pop" off the paper, but you should get detail in both the darks and lights of your image.

The low-contrast film was developed for (in part) weddings where the bride is in white and the groom is in black.




 Reggie Wallace   (K=-17) - Comment Date 4/30/2004
sorry, can't post image. I'll keep trying



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