Another Senior Portrait Session

[Perfumly]

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[Alex9325]

You're getting better at shooting portraits, I like the 6th one.

[blackXmesa66]

Very nice!

[Eli_r]

The photos of her are good, the only thing that's bothering me is the over-exposed backgrounds.

[Perfumly]

There's no way to avoid that, unless i made them lolhdr.

[dai]

RECOVERY SLIDER! :science:

[Perfumly]

Doesn't that just esentially darken the whole image? Also it fucks up my unsharp mask :frown:

[dai]

it takes the very end of the white-point and adds a little darkening. to bring out details that are otherwise hidden in blinding whiteness. It also acts a little like a polarized lens by reducing glare, which is usually part of that same high-white-point range.

Use it sparingly, I rarely poke at it unless I need to.