Recent content by darkroom42

A usual thing we like to do is to extract someone out from the background. But those casual outdoor shots are not exactly easy to extract. Here is a quick and simple way to do it: Step by step tutorial to extract image from background

Yes, that works well. :thumbsup: I like to cut/paste so that I can have a few versions/layers to choose from.

When applying liquify for a high res image, the resolution of the liquify window is very low. Preview is difficult and blurry. This guide shows you how to zoom in effectively and apply liquify on selected region. Zoom In for Photoshop Liquify

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thanks.

It was a learning session for me, both the makeup and shooting.

Experimenting gold foundation. More photos here. Model : Ellis

I like how Geneve's photos turn out. Some flaws here and there which I should fix if I have time ... The rest of the photos at this link.

Model shoot of Karen. The rest of the photos here.

oops. sorry. too late to move it now right? cannot edit ...:embrass:

The pros that is. This was shot at the SWATCH FIVB World Tour last year. It was very difficult to focus on the players. When I use multi point focus, the background banners always get focus. The rest of the photos here.

Some photos of Salsa dance, more photos here:

2 strobe lights. recently experimenting with 1 light. will post when the photos are ready

I used 2 lights ...

Oh yes, I didn't even notice it. A better excuse would be that I notice it and decided not to do anything. This case, I missed it totally. Thanks.