seanny • 5年前 • #24508179Thanks. And yeah, Chicago's great... I love walking around the downtown like I'm a tourist; such a beautiful city.
Unless you're talking about the blacklight (UV) photos I've done, I'm very particular about color accuracy; to that end I've generated a custom camera profile of my lighting rig using an XRite ColorChecker. With that, in conjunction with a "raw" processing workflow, I get real colors instead of arbitrary camera colors. The results are colorful because I use colored lighting (via color gels in front of SoLux halogen lamps, though the easier/cheaper way to do this would be RGB LEDs e.g. Philips Hue), so my photos are actually fairly accurate representations of each subject.
In other words, they were just as colorful in real life. Then I photographed and processed them with an emphasis on accuracy. There are actually times that I selectively desaturate some colors because the results are too colorful. wow that sounds like quite the process but I like that you stay true to the what is visible and true to the subject matter
hi, i'm really inspired by your photos, how did you accomplish that high saturated look? particularly your newer ones. Also, I also live in Chi-town! currently living in another state but mom still lives up there
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Unless you're talking about the blacklight (UV) photos I've done, I'm very particular about color accuracy; to that end I've generated a custom camera profile of my lighting rig using an XRite ColorChecker. With that, in conjunction with a "raw" processing workflow, I get real colors instead of arbitrary camera colors. The results are colorful because I use colored lighting (via color gels in front of SoLux halogen lamps, though the easier/cheaper way to do this would be RGB LEDs e.g. Philips Hue), so my photos are actually fairly accurate representations of each subject.
In other words, they were just as colorful in real life. Then I photographed and processed them with an emphasis on accuracy. There are actually times that I selectively desaturate some colors because the results are too colorful. wow that sounds like quite the process but I like that you stay true to the what is visible and true to the subject matter