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Creativesnaps

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All props were in camera and i enlarged the head, teeth and nose in post as well as D&B, colour balance, added the glow to the lights and added a texture to the wall.

I love to come up with ideas from setup to edit. I pay as much attention to detail as i can, things like tying the rabbits hands up.
The women in the shop looked at me as if i was off my head trying a coat on that was way to small for me  Oh yeah, its a shot of myself and a self timer job.

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Again, great job!

Only critiques, a few minor issues with composition and the teeth are way off!
 
Thanks Iamsam.

I have to disagree with the minor issues though. The comp is bang on for this Image and the teeth have only been dirtied up, enlarged and one taken out they've not been placed.
Thanks again :)
 
Loving this, what does 'in the camera' mean please?
 
CS said:
I have to disagree with the minor issues though. The comp is bang on for this Image
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We will have to agree to disagree. As long as your happy with it, that's all that counts!


Paul - In camera refers to getting as much of the work done in front of the camera such as props, costumes, lighting, etc;, in order to minimize or even avoid compositing in post.
 
Thanks Steve, ibclare, Paul and Iamsam :)

Hi Paul, as Iamsam said. Its the better/proper thing to do if you can do it in camera.
 
Nice job!

BTW, there are many photoshop newbies that read our forums. You probably should define abbreviations such as, D & B, on their first use in a thread. Many folks won't know it probably means dodge and burn. ;-). Even for non-technical terms like B & A, u should probably do the same.
 
I for one would love to read an in depth tutorial on this procedure please.
 
Trying new ideas on this type of mnipulation my self, but not buying expensive light rigs going to try it with various spot lights i have and softer down lighters.
 
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