does anyone know how is this effect achieved?
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Looks like a lot of airbrushing. Of course you need a decent image to work from. The lighting in this is very even. with a strong hairlight on her right side.
Good genetics and a great make-up artist.
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From the new thread you posted:
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since thats what ur talking about 
on the first photo, i would do something similar to this:
i would get a make-up artist to do her make-up .. but i would have the model tan at least 2 times before the shoot (a few days before) ... then i would have the make-up artist apply body make-up like Dermablend to her body (in my younger yrs, i modeled and use this body make-up) ...
i would use my digital camera and shoot it in RAW mode ... i would have my aperture at about f5-f7 .. iso 100 (on my camera, its 80) ... i would use a softbox with no flash, just continuos light from the top right (but not too far on top) .... i would use a gold reflector on the left ... pretty close .... i would use a tripod and a shutter of about 1/2.5 - 1/3.0 (perhaps a little longer on the shutter, depending if my light is right, like 1/2.0) .... that's how i would do this on my Olympus E20
im sure there's another way, but thats how i would approach this
on the first photo, i would do something similar to this:
i would get a make-up artist to do her make-up .. but i would have the model tan at least 2 times before the shoot (a few days before) ... then i would have the make-up artist apply body make-up like Dermablend to her body (in my younger yrs, i modeled and use this body make-up) ...
i would use my digital camera and shoot it in RAW mode ... i would have my aperture at about f5-f7 .. iso 100 (on my camera, its 80) ... i would use a softbox with no flash, just continuos light from the top right (but not too far on top) .... i would use a gold reflector on the left ... pretty close .... i would use a tripod and a shutter of about 1/2.5 - 1/3.0 (perhaps a little longer on the shutter, depending if my light is right, like 1/2.0) .... that's how i would do this on my Olympus E20
im sure there's another way, but thats how i would approach this
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Heavy make up. Professional make up artist.
Giant soft box (or large diffused windows) at camera. Notice the catch light looks like there might be a photographer standing in the middle of it.
Adobe Photoshop.
Notice no shadow under nose, slight shadow under hat. The main light is straight frontal diffused lighting. Looks like there is a hair light on each girl.
Giant soft box (or large diffused windows) at camera. Notice the catch light looks like there might be a photographer standing in the middle of it.
Adobe Photoshop.
Notice no shadow under nose, slight shadow under hat. The main light is straight frontal diffused lighting. Looks like there is a hair light on each girl.
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...and a soft focus filter on the first shot, more than likely. Always helps in wedding portraiture, back when we did it.
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dang, thats a lot of air brushing.
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