Originally posted by xxxdesign-net you just made alot of porn surfers happy...
why on earth would surfers hunt through all these posts for a few softcore pics here and there when they can get them without all that fuss on TGP's ??
Originally posted by ajpiii Im with you on that one
C'mon you guys ! I'm not a "tatoo'd girl" per se...so I have a 1 inch by 1 inch tatt on my butt that I got when I was seventeen(mind you I just turned 30) and I'm too wimpy to go get it removed. Makeup and PS take it away well enough when I want
Originally posted by TurboAngel Funny how that is huh? I just got back from Philly, got my tat's touched up.
Oh, Lord !! I couldn't take the pain again....can't believe I did back then. But mine is exteremely faded, and I usually cover it or remove it in PS .....I just HATE pain so I won't get it taken off...I've also seen some removed and they looked horrible !
Originally posted by georgiagirlz What's that word again.....umm......narcissistic??? Yeah, that's it.
So a girl is narcissistic for posting recent pics of herself on this board? So what about when I post pics of the other models in my network....what am I then??
you just post so many pics of yourself and you're not a supermodel or anything....just saying... I know you have your fans on here but I think it's a bit conceited to post so many pics.
It's not the end of civilization, but you can see it from here.
Originally posted by PrivateIvy So a girl is narcissistic for posting recent pics of herself on this board? So what about when I post pics of the other models in my network....what am I then??
Ivy
Dean beat me to it.... he's right about you moving out from the white backdrop a few feet. If you're working with cheapie lights and that's all you have, then I would at least set one up on either side of you (as in: one on each side) and direct the light BEHIND you to light up the backdrop. I would have a very bright halogen light bouncing off the ceiling as well as one softer light shining right at you. If your flash is on-board (on the camera) I would cover it with something, or at least cover most of it.
Back-lighting from either side of you should take down the shadows to nothing or very close to it.
Better equipment will make it all easier, but will of course be more expensive. You have to decide if your pictures are worth the extra expense.
Originally posted by CDSmith Dean beat me to it.... he's right about you moving out from the white backdrop a few feet. If you're working with cheapie lights and that's all you have, then I would at least set one up on either side of you (as in: one on each side) and direct the light BEHIND you to light up the backdrop. I would have a very bright halogen light bouncing off the ceiling as well as one softer light shining right at you. If your flash is on-board (on the camera) I would cover it with something, or at least cover most of it.
Back-lighting from either side of you should take down the shadows to nothing or very close to it.
Better equipment will make it all easier, but will of course be more expensive. You have to decide if your pictures are worth the extra expense.
Thanks, CD !! I do plan to invest in better lighting/equip soon. I just bought the camera not long ago, then I bought an E flash unit and I've been testing things out. It's definately worth the investment for me, because the last 3 years I've shot with Pro photogs and my members are used to the high quality/pro images.
And I'm shooting several of the models in my network , which means I'm also editing the images so I'd rather have it all right when shot and less time spent in PS !
Thanks myjah!!! I didn't realize you were in Myrtle Beach! I was just there last weekend ....dang! Went to the Freaky Tiki Club LOL and was a finalist in the wet T contest
Originally posted by PrivateIvy Thanks, CD !! I do plan to invest in better lighting/equip soon. I just bought the camera not long ago, then I bought an E flash unit and I've been testing things out. It's definately worth the investment for me, because the last 3 years I've shot with Pro photogs and my members are used to the high quality/pro images.
And I'm shooting several of the models in my network , which means I'm also editing the images so I'd rather have it all right when shot and less time spent in PS !
Ivy
No problemo. I acutally use automotive 500 watt lights and bouce a lot of it off the ceiling. My ceilings are white, makes for nice photos.
The 500 watt halogens cost me about $40 bucks each (Cnd funds).
Cheap-cheap!
A set of pro lights would be best for the kind of shoots you're doing though. Dean would be able to steer you in the right direction on where to buy them in your area I'm sure, or where to order them. :D
Originally posted by sixxxth_sense great pics, im voting for u so far since u the one posting all the nekked pics up on this board. Gread body!
Awwww, thanks! But I'd rather be voted for because aside from being a model on my site, I actually do design and completely maintain and promote all 7 of the paysites in my network !!!
Originally posted by Wildcard keep em pics coming.
I better not LOL .... then the "narcisistic" comment might actually start to ring true
But a big thanks to CD and Dean for the lighting info !! I'm shooting again this week so gonna test some more stuff out...and , of course, I'll post the results
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