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aww so sweet ! not long ago he wouldnt sit in front of the camera and now look at him !glad he's enjoying himself lol 
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beautiful.
he is such a poser.
i wish my luke would pose so easily. [or is it a struggle to get him to play]
how do you get the white background so white?
he is such a poser.
i wish my luke would pose so easily. [or is it a struggle to get him to play]
how do you get the white background so white?
The bg is easy when you know how
Im currently working with a canvas. You need to make sure you have light on the canvas so its brighter than the subject. So effectivly your subject needs to be one f stop down from the canvas. For EG Canvas meters at F11, subject meters at F8 
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What's a 'high key' portrait K?
You really are doing well with the D200 - can't wait for the summer so we can see your outdoor shots!
You really are doing well with the D200 - can't wait for the summer so we can see your outdoor shots!
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Oh I like those! Especially the top four
Well done Sam
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[quote=Azz;13850]What's a 'high key' portrait K?
"high key" is white background and brighter image type and "low key" is black background darker and moody image type, both with differant types of studio lightening aswell.....anyway KK can probly explain better than me lol
"high key" is white background and brighter image type and "low key" is black background darker and moody image type, both with differant types of studio lightening aswell.....anyway KK can probly explain better than me lol
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What's a 'high key' portrait K?
High key is basically over exposing the highlights for low contrast.
Low Key is underexposing the shadows for high contrast
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Thanks both
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They are all lovely pics
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