shot in monochrome from camera

Jaraviss

not converted in b/w.


exposure time 1/200
F9.0
ISO 100.

thanks to everyone for their continuing tips/hints/etc.




same settings as above.

we only have the 2 light setup...we used one on the right side of the image...bare bulb
and put the other behind and to the left of the image.
we have no snoot or grids but fashioned some sort of cone out of tin foil
and pointed it at the back to bring up the hair from the bacground?
we couldn't really control it so it was really all over (notice model's right shoulder lit? we didn't want that)

anyway...what would you suggest we do to make these better?
(in photoshop or whatever?)


thanks!
-G

Chrissiebeez_NL

very cool!

these are awesome portraits!

System

most say to convert from color, but I think these shots turned out very good-

just keep shooting g-

Pixel Popper

I like these a lot. Cool looking model!

ShepsMom

I'm glad to hear you're enjoying your new set! Good portraits, you're going to be learning so much!! I'm yet to be brave to pick the kit that i want.... It's a scary place, lighting....

Jaraviss

thanks everyone
since i purchased the camera and lights...my "real" life has been put on hold.
well...for the rest of the month,,, my "real life" will take priority.
i'll be around tho...so i'll see you soon.

thanks again for all the comments and kind words.
we do have alot to learn and we've already learned so much just by lurking/watching/reading this forum.

:cool:

-G

Jaraviss

Pixel Popper wrote:

I like these a lot. Cool looking model!

Thanks! :ivar it's me!


-G