In this “Snapshot” minisode, Gina and Valerie provide photo critiques for Brad, help Matt out with his dilemma of shooting in a small space, and discuss Chris’s foray into film – and his stunning results.
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Show notes
You’ll find Gina and Valerie’s comments and feedback to the following listener questions in the episode.
Brad Schulz says:
A couple of pics from a photo shoot I did over the weekend. These 2 are probably my favourite. Feel free to offer any CC.
Shot with a Fuji XT1 and 56mm 1.2
“Gina Milicia if you can also comment on what I should have done when I realized I not only forgot my extension cords to line the lights up like I planned but also this space I was shooting in was very small and I really didn’t have room to pull him away from the background enough for my initial intent”
Chris Somos
Barrett #001
Toronto-based model Barrett (@barrett_john_lucak on IG) sitting for a portraiture workshop at The Production Studio.#
Shot on expired Kodak Tri-X 400 120 film with a Mamiya RB67 Pro S & 90mm lens. Again more experimentation with a hybrid film/digital process.
Usually, I make silver prints from B&W negatives and scan the prints but this negative has some bend marks from the development process so I decided to scan and process in photoshop where I could remove the bend marks. Shooting for scanning seems like it needs a denser negative as the shadows seem to very challenging for the scanner, an Imacon Flextight 949, showing considerable banding and noise.
To follow me on my photographic journey check out my blog at www.correctlyexposed.blogspot.ca.
Strobist Info: Softbox camera left nearly parallel with the subject, just above eye level and reflector on the right. No background light.
