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May 19, 2013
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Hi Guys, I am new in this forum and this is my first post. Last week I discover this site via Youtube and when I check out the site and forum I knew that I can learn a lot from you guys… Here’s a photo I took sometimes back. Critique and comments are welcome

(TOP) It is Haryanvi dress (People who live in Rajasthan, India), though the model is my friend. Canon 60D | 1/512 | F/5 | 250ISO

(BELOW) Haryanvi women. Canon 60D | 1/166 | F/5 | 200ISO

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Welcome to the forum, siamnaulak! 

Very interesting portraits! I think I like the first one in color more. I like the second on too, but blow out highlights on your clothes bother me a bit. Did you shoot this in raw. I wonder if you could recover some highlights. 

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Thanks for pointing out the over exposed shirt… here is the original in color. Yes, I shoot in RAW.

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I actually like it in color more. 

B&W is not bad, but you need to control separate parts of the image when converting them into B&W. What program do you use? 

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Mostly I used Photoshop and Lightroom. For this I think it is Photoshop.

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Lightroom has a number of Black and White presets.
I like “B&W Look 4” for portraits.
Then make some slider adjustments to taste in the Basic panel.
You will probably have to reduce contrast.

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First shot in colour definitely my choice.

Listen to Oksana and Mandrake – they give

good advice to anyone interested!

Dale.

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First shot is really good….!!

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Hi Mandrake, is this ‘B&W Look 4’ available in Lightroom 3? If yes, where can I find?

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Lightroom has a number of Black and White presets.
I like “B&W Look 4” for portraits.
Then make some slider adjustments to taste in the Basic panel.
You will probably have to reduce contrast.

 

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Thanks Dale and Sam for liking.

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Siam… I’m not familiar with Lightroom 3, and don’t really know the presets.

Take a look and try the different ones that you have and see which you like best.

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Presets in Lightroom can be a good starting point, but after setting a preset I would play with sliders. 

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