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Quasi-dual portrait

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Nikolai Sklobovsky

New member
Actually, it's a single shot :)

The Oldest Trick In The Book:

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Enjoy!
 
Antonio Correia

Antonio Correia

Well-known member
Nikolai,
That is not the exact half.
You shot a little - may be 5/10 degrees - to the right.
Look at her ears.

Is it my work's monitor or the our left side is darker (much) than the right one ?

Nice girl ! Nice picture.
Cheers
 
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Nikolai Sklobovsky

New member
Version 2

Changes/fixes:
  • Batterfly light instead of Rembrandt light
  • Dress strap added to the "night" side
  • Hair light added to accentuate the hair in contrast with black background (and it's a good idea in general:)
  • No explicit separation between halves in PP
Same title, though:)

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Also, a bonus shot:

In Da Making...

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Antonio Correia

Antonio Correia

Well-known member
Hello Nikolai.
This is far better than the other one. :)
The angle is corrected and why I have always thought it was 2 pictures (and why should it be ?) side by side and not only one picture, I don't know.
I only realized it was on picture when I saw your set.
Cheers :)
 
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Diane Fields

New member
That is really something. I, too, thought it was 2 shots in the first one---and really enjoyed seeing the set. Everything had to be really precise---I can't imagine doing the makeup LOL.

Diane
 
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Nikolai Sklobovsky

New member
V.3, final (or so I think)

I decided to combine some technical aspects of the V.2 with the soul of the V.1.

So, here we go again:

The Oldest Trick In The Book

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And of course, it gave me a chance to practice the Final CS3 Extended:)
 
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Nikolai Sklobovsky

New member
Ray,

Ray West said:
But it is two pictures, cleverly combined into one to show the lighting setup...
Click to expand...

Uhm, no, not really.

V1 and V2 are both single shots (I have RAWs to prove it:).
V3 is 95% V1, only with the necklace and the dress strap "borrowed" from the other shot from V2 session...

Thanks for looking!
 
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