k.udhay
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I recently posted this in thephotoforum:
How to get No-shadow, No-highlight smooth lighting outdoor
And got these opinions from forum members:
1. Subjects to be placed in open shade
2. Right times are early morning and evening when clouds diffuse the light
3. Metering to be done for subject - Not matrix
Keeping all these in mind, I tried shooting a friend. I also positioned him to get natural back light and some bokeh. Here is the raw file:
DSC_0565.NEF
Do I always get haze like this? - I could get rid of this by moving my black slider in photoshop - However, would like to know if there is a way eliminating this at camera level.
I am happy with the exposure I got in the subject's face. Still, I feel there is something missing. I am desperate to take this to the next level. Hence request your comments pl.
Camera settings for the attached pic.: -
Nikon D3200 (Cropped sensor DSLR)
f/1.8
1/160 second
ISO 200
50 mm prime lens
No light other than natural.
How to get No-shadow, No-highlight smooth lighting outdoor
And got these opinions from forum members:
1. Subjects to be placed in open shade
2. Right times are early morning and evening when clouds diffuse the light
3. Metering to be done for subject - Not matrix
Keeping all these in mind, I tried shooting a friend. I also positioned him to get natural back light and some bokeh. Here is the raw file:
DSC_0565.NEF
Do I always get haze like this? - I could get rid of this by moving my black slider in photoshop - However, would like to know if there is a way eliminating this at camera level.
I am happy with the exposure I got in the subject's face. Still, I feel there is something missing. I am desperate to take this to the next level. Hence request your comments pl.
Camera settings for the attached pic.: -
Nikon D3200 (Cropped sensor DSLR)
f/1.8
1/160 second
ISO 200
50 mm prime lens
No light other than natural.