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Hi devilsunnygirl and Addeva Eow, thanks for being interested in getting me as your photographer. Being inexperienced is not an issue. What I'm looking for is personality and how much variety of poses you can pose. But also, not forgetting your looks. Interested TFCD models please email me...

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i think tt's a negative. why would x-ray machines affect any cameras? film photographers travels too. no?

what do you require from a professional asst?

what do CPL and ND4 filter do?

the latest series is beautiful. the pp style really brings out the mood and it's something definitely uncommon.

he went there before.

the darkness is really disturbing, but as long as it wasn't becos of the lens/filter or post-processing it's fine. just make sure the next time u shoot it again, make sure the scene itself doesn't look weird with ur eyes. :thumbsup:

y are the sides so dark?? the centre of the photo is well exposed, u managed to get the colours out nicely, but i feel that it's a pity that the sides of the photo seems so dark.

ohh so it means u gotta use photoshop to convert the photo's colour into CMYK then it will look like how it would be printed?

I compared my printed photo with the version in my 40D as well, and the printed version was darker. Camera view and computer view looked equally bright. Why is it so, bros? any way to adjust so that printed version looks like what u see in camera? will share my shots soon, not very...

Emailed you! samwg1986@hotmail.com Hope it didn't end up in the junk folder. :)

time to push it up again!

UPz again!

upzzz!

do u in the first place understand what metering is about? for as far as i know, spot metering is actually instead of metering the whole scene or a subject, it meters a certain spot the ur focusing point is pointing at. bros out there, please correct me if i'm wrong. :)

This is so much better then the previous 2! :thumbsup:

would it be better if u'd slightly underexposed a little more so that the bottom part doesn't get overexposed, and then using the curve tool in photoshop to get the glow in the sky? :think:

Upz for the week!