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Prince Charming

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My preciousssss. Lighting is blue because I had a custom WB for the lightbox lighting (which is lit with tungstens), but then I fired off the flash, causing the flash lighting to appear very blue. Wouldn't have been hard to desaturate blue channels, but oh well. I didn't :)

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Prince Charming

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Sure I can. It was on a tripod and at F/10. I wanted around F/8 to F/11, settled for F/10. I wanted a larger depth of field, so I needed the exposure :)

The longer length exposure is what lead to the bluing because the flash fired at the second curtain sync, but still. It's all good :)

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Sure I can. It was on a tripod and at F/10. I wanted around F/8 to F/11, settled for F/10. I wanted a larger depth of field, so I needed the exposure :)

The longer length exposure is what lead to the bluing because the flash fired at the second curtain sync, but still. It's all good :)

Yeah sorry that doesn't quite explain it. What flash did you use? Ambient light is only affected by the the shutter speed when using flash. The illumination of the object per the flash output is affected by the aperture. So in theory 1/13th or 1/50th wouldn't have made a difference...

But like I said it depends upon what flash you used and at what settings.

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HideAndGoatse

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Went off roading with some friends, here are some pictures.

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Going to edit it a bit more to make it darker, don't like how bright it is.

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Really like this picture, he stopped on top of the ruts to take it, looks badass

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Got kinda messed up with editing, became too saturated, going to fix and re-upload

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DrBroccoli

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Did you edit out the hands/feet/dress? Because that looks crazy good.

I did, I really liked the way she was looking down, which was just because she wanted to see why her train was moving (which was my mom fixing it for her), but with my mom's hand's and head in the shot it semi-ruined it, so I went to town on it in Photoshop!

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