On my way home
There's a spot right in the middle of this shot. It's there cause I used my polarizing filter. Hmm.
I photographed our entire house today, I loved it.
I also shot in RAW, can you tell?
No?
Well I did, and I think this proves my point that shooting in RAW is pointless. You mess with these big files that move at the speed of a dead lice.
And at the end of the day you still have to covert them to .jpeg.
I edited this one in Lr cause I liked the way it looked better.
I tried UFRaw, I even used my own camera profile in the color profile, but the colors just looked under-exposed. At least to me.
I did learn one very cool thing today.
If you ever find yourself in a space where your umbrella doesn't fit and you don't have a white wall.
Use masking tape or painters tape, (so you don't rip the paint off the wall) and tape a piece of white poster board to the wall. Then just bounce your strobe off the poster board. Works like a charm.
For those who don't know, you have to bounce your strobe off something white else your light color/or rather temperature (cause light doesn't have a color) becomes a different temperature. If I had bounced my strobe off the yellow wall I'd have had a yellow light. And I didn't want that. If I wanted yellow light I wouldn't be using a strobe.
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I guess I should get out my filters so I stop forgetting about them. lol
AMEN.
I dont understand the big deal about raw :/
and thanks for the tip :]
I hope you guys don't hate me, but I shoot RAW. Sorry.
Don't get me wrong, I'm so going to be shooting RAW for clients, but not for personal work. I like to shoot in large .JPEG's.
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