Infrared portrait....very cold day.

[Roger]

 

[ernie]

i think the face is too bright. looks like it's photoshopped too much wich makes it look unnatural

 

[Ls3D]

Agreed, if you can recover some shape by bringing the white point down (levels/curves) I would go for it.

-Shea

 

[Roger]

I guess you guys have no idea what IR portraits look like eh....it makes the skin slightly translucent, giving a ghostly appearance. You either like it or you don't .

 

[Ls3D]

If ghostly is your thing, you nailed it. Just not flattering at all.

-S

 

[The Phototron]

I don't think it's a matter of either you like it or you don't. Although there are specific looks to a style, it doesn't have to compromise or restrict your composition. Simply underexposing by 1 or 2 stops, the skin would have been saved.

On the side note, I don't like the distortion on her face.

 

[Roger]

I don't think it's a matter of either you like it or you don't. Although there are specific looks to a style, it doesn't have to compromise or restrict your composition. Simply underexposing by 1 or 2 stops, the skin would have been saved.

On the side note, I don't like the distortion on her face.

well gee thanks for your opinion.

 

[ernie]

I guess you guys have no idea what IR portraits look like eh....it makes the skin slightly translucent, giving a ghostly appearance. You either like it or you don't .

I'm not familiar with IR no. But I know what I like, and this doesn't do it for me. But you like it, that's all that matters I guess.