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Arnold F.

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Four snapshots from a Scarlet shoot - minor tweaks. This was my first time with the camera so suggestions welcome.
 

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Use a little more key light to light the dark areas of the faces!! Otherwise great job!!!
 
I take it you mean fill light? I kind of like the darkness in them. However, they do look VERY dark today when my room is very bright.

Use a little more key light to light the dark areas of the faces!! Otherwise great job!!!
 
Yes, you could use a lot more fill and then push down in grade. As it looks now you are dead close to starve the sensor in the dark tones, doing that brings in noise and compression artifacts so it's kind of a risky thing to do. Not saying that is the wrong approach but if you ask for tips I would say, more fill and then bring down iso or flut in post. than your shadows will have nice details all the way.
 
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