Portable Studio Kit
Submitted by jmchattie on Fri, 24/02/2012 - 22:08
Hi Everyone
Not sure if this is in the right place but, if not, someone can let me know.
I bought a Portable Studio kit today and could not wait to try it out. Here are the first efforts.
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I just grabbed the nearest things I could find.
The enhanced shosts are done with Auto Enhance in Elements 4.
I think I will have some fun with this and hope you find it of interest.
Jim
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Some really good shots
I also have a portable studio
And have taken most of my shots for the IHC using it.
http://www.myfinepix.co.uk/blog/6079/416573
Regards
Stuart
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Each of the unenhanced pics suffers from incorrect white balance. The kit must be constant lighting ( not flash) and at a guess I woud say tungsten. You need to correct for the much warmer tones of tungsten lighting by adjusting the white balance on your camera - don't forget to set it back to the daylight setting when you have finished shooting under the lights though!
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nice ones.
only suggestion would be to have a continuous background - length of card, white or coloured depending on effect required, and bend gently to form a continuous slope.
will eliminate the join or crease visible in your piccies.
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/by_davidi/
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Thanks for the comments.
Gwalion - You are right, it is constant light. I will try adjusting the white balance next time.
Torres - The background is a strip of fabric, grey on one side and blue on the other. Unfortunately, it comes folded inside the case so I should be able to straighten it out.
Jim
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