<p>Hello folks at photo net<br>
Here are two images shot in studio. If you notice to the left in their hair the pixels don’t look clear its looking dirty. You can see the similar dirty looks in other shadow areas like neck. When I process the image increasing the exposure slider in camera raw the dirty area don’t improve rather it get s muddy look.<br>
What may be the reason?<br>
This image is shot with 600D EF-S 17-55 f3.5-5.6 in Studio . <br /> ISO 200 f5.6 and 1/160 the of second<br /> the soft box are small around 60 cm. one is reflected from the wall.<br>
I guess if you keep the light close to the subject chances are there you cant illuminate the face evenly and the difference between light and shadow is abrupt and deep. You cant recover the shadow area as the there is no gradual blending of shadow and highlight. i dont want to post process the image and want to get good exposure in my image.<br>
My idea was to keep my softbox close to the subject to get soft light but I guess the fill light could have been increased or may be the dynamic range of crop sensor are not good to capture detail in both highlight and shadow at the same time. My studio lighting area is 7x10 foot. I cant light from both side so I am reflecting one light for feel light.<br>
Please enlighten me. sorry for my grammar/ I have other images that is good but I want to show the image I could nt understand. <br>
thank you<br />priteesh<br>
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