06-26-2012, 12:04 PM
[quote name='Rover' timestamp='1340537006' post='19050']
Since the problem is mostly with the hair I can't help thinking that with a redheaded/brunette model the overall look would be better but I see where the OP was coming from, and even though this kind of look isn't my cup of tea I can totally understand his vision since the hair color meshes well with the surroundings.
The face is well exposed and that's more important.
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Yes you right! Redheaded/brunette model is most preferable variant in this light conditions. But well exposed face really most important moment. Thanks!
[quote name='Vieux loup' timestamp='1340613495' post='19081']
The top of the head is burnt out on most of the pictures. It looks like they were taken in the middle of the day with sun relatively high. Not the best conditions of course! Would be better with an umbrella out of sight to get more even light on the face as well. But very nice model and bokeh on the average to good side! It is hard to judge when the pics are so overexposed.![[Image: smile.gif]](https://forum.photozone.de/public/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)
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Of course! Assistant with diffuser is very desirable in these light conditions (morning 11:00). But it was not possible. Overexposed top of head i can actually "pulled" in the Raw-converter. I checked - there is information in the highlights. But I did not do it, i showed you Raw-files without any processing. As is with camera default settings. Thank you!
[quote name='miro' timestamp='1340704268' post='19128']
Hello Sergei,
Please take my comments with a grain of salt. My photographic experience began with Zenith-m, Industar and Jupiter lenses and Foto65 or OrWo21 films.
Nice work. They are picture with expression, you can stop look at it, get filling and create story.
Thanks for sharing
PS: Sergej how you should comment the coating of this lenses /if exists/ That was actually the problem with the russian lenses that I own.
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Thanks! I will create a photo-story indeed after processing. About MC, in this lens very quality coating. Falls of contrast and flares there is little, even when shooting against the light. But the lens hood is still recommended. At MC Jupiter-9 lens, for comparison, multicoating much worse.
Since the problem is mostly with the hair I can't help thinking that with a redheaded/brunette model the overall look would be better but I see where the OP was coming from, and even though this kind of look isn't my cup of tea I can totally understand his vision since the hair color meshes well with the surroundings.
The face is well exposed and that's more important.
[/quote]
Yes you right! Redheaded/brunette model is most preferable variant in this light conditions. But well exposed face really most important moment. Thanks!
[quote name='Vieux loup' timestamp='1340613495' post='19081']
The top of the head is burnt out on most of the pictures. It looks like they were taken in the middle of the day with sun relatively high. Not the best conditions of course! Would be better with an umbrella out of sight to get more even light on the face as well. But very nice model and bokeh on the average to good side! It is hard to judge when the pics are so overexposed.
[/quote]
Of course! Assistant with diffuser is very desirable in these light conditions (morning 11:00). But it was not possible. Overexposed top of head i can actually "pulled" in the Raw-converter. I checked - there is information in the highlights. But I did not do it, i showed you Raw-files without any processing. As is with camera default settings. Thank you!
[quote name='miro' timestamp='1340704268' post='19128']
Hello Sergei,
Please take my comments with a grain of salt. My photographic experience began with Zenith-m, Industar and Jupiter lenses and Foto65 or OrWo21 films.
Nice work. They are picture with expression, you can stop look at it, get filling and create story.
Thanks for sharing
PS: Sergej how you should comment the coating of this lenses /if exists/ That was actually the problem with the russian lenses that I own.
[/quote]
Thanks! I will create a photo-story indeed after processing. About MC, in this lens very quality coating. Falls of contrast and flares there is little, even when shooting against the light. But the lens hood is still recommended. At MC Jupiter-9 lens, for comparison, multicoating much worse.