Grinschus
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Hallo,
i wanted to ask for some advice with fuji pro 400h in relation to a documentary work i am gonna start in a few weeks.Basicly i need some accurate colorpalette for this work.
Do you have any idea about metering and developing to get results - regarding to the colors and contrast - similair to this (just the shadows should have a little bit more datils):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4668713886/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4682417718/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4663741510/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4479504160/
I really love this skintones, too.
At the beginning it looks like rated at box speed (or even underexposed?).
Highlights and shadows are somehow creamy, aswell like the midtones, but without having this typicall 2-stops-overated peachy/pink look.
Is it about the paper? Or mybe about the lens.
I contact the photographer and she told me, that she works with some plastic lens and has no idea about metering. Regarding to this, there is definitly no push - process.
She told me asweel, that these are labprints, which have been scanned after on flatbed and increased in contrast with photoshop.
Thank you for the answers
i wanted to ask for some advice with fuji pro 400h in relation to a documentary work i am gonna start in a few weeks.Basicly i need some accurate colorpalette for this work.
Do you have any idea about metering and developing to get results - regarding to the colors and contrast - similair to this (just the shadows should have a little bit more datils):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4668713886/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4682417718/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4663741510/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quitti/4479504160/
I really love this skintones, too.
At the beginning it looks like rated at box speed (or even underexposed?).
Highlights and shadows are somehow creamy, aswell like the midtones, but without having this typicall 2-stops-overated peachy/pink look.
Is it about the paper? Or mybe about the lens.
I contact the photographer and she told me, that she works with some plastic lens and has no idea about metering. Regarding to this, there is definitly no push - process.
She told me asweel, that these are labprints, which have been scanned after on flatbed and increased in contrast with photoshop.
Thank you for the answers
