joshdawkins

great shot, you're a real pro!

for real!

great shot, you're a real pro!

You really help everyone who likes to take photos!

thanks!

You really help everyone who likes to take photos!

I know this is an old topic, but for me it's again relevant! Guys, what has changed over this time, how many now takes such photo editing?

Look for the old Gossen Luna Pro, but you will not get it for $ 30. The best cheap light meters are the SLR. It's easy to find an SLR with a big meter for 10 or 20 dollars.

 

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For example, if you really like what you do with the D200, then the D500 is logical. I'm not a fan of FX as such, but I still prefer to have a more mobile DSLR, but there are other considerations, better results, a greater degree of DOF. Switching to FX changes many variables for you. For a close-up, I'll transfer it to the D750, but that's all, perhaps, add landscapes with an average DOF. For me, the D500 is best suited, but you have to look at the samples and, of course, test them.

The issues with fabric for this include a sometimes prominent texture, optical brighteners that sometimes "glow" under the UV of light sources and the difficulty of getting rid of wrinkles. It can work, but it won't always be easy to get a good clean background that doesn't call attention to itself.

You described my problem in detail! what would you recommend in this case?

Being a professional photographer is not only shooting and retouching photos but also constantly improving your business – growing your personal brand popularity and getting new clients. Every photographer has its own style which is the main reason why people entrust their most important moments of life to save for years in digital and paper images.

As an experienced photographer you know how much time and efforts it takes to make the perfect pictures. It’s only you who can shoot but there is a solution to reduce time spent on photos post processing and retouching.

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