Technique Thread

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Brenizer Method/Bokeh Panorama

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Frozen ball

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'Cinematic' crop/colour grading

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Panning

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Long exposure

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High speed

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Macro

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>>2697237
I want to try pinhole landscapes

>>2697237
fill looks nice.
balance looks lol terry.
over power looks like a studio backdrop.
kill is best.

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How does /p/ feel about dutch angles?

>>2697331
Should only be used in the proper context, such as to show action, conflict, tension, etc. Not for the shit shown in that image.

>>2697331
I feel very hateful about it.

>>2697242
what colors were shifted/added here?

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faggoting

>>2697237
could I get some tips/heads-up on the "overpower" style?

>>2697367
1. point strobes at subject
2. set power to overpower the sun
3. ???
4. Profit!

>>2697367

Pretty much what >>2697370 said.

You'll need to be close as fuck with hotshoe flashes or have a lot of them to overpower the sun.

If you've got some beefy studio strobes you can do it ez.

https://youtu.be/0k1LK6pmozs?t=33s

0:33

>>2697370
>>2697373
awesome thanks

>>2697331

oh hey I was one of those anons. >>2697336 I agree with wholeheartedly. Dutch angle can be used to transform a scene from simple action to dramatic action. But it's terribly overused in cosplay photography to make a relatively whatever shot look "edgy".

>>2697237
INTERESTED in over power
do you need a high sync strobe?

>>2697331

Ugh...never seen a dutch angle pic that wouldn't look better straight desu senpai.

>>2697605

No. You 'can' do it with high sync however you lose flash power with high speed so you're kinda fighting a losing battle.

>>2697605
Flash exposure is determined by aperture. Dial up your flash power, stop down your aperture, use your highest x-sync speed. Use a low iso and you should be able to kill a good amount of ambient light.