Lighting Experiment by zaqxsw
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Description
This is an experiment for a new lighting set to use in this series. I've received comments form mazzam that my current set is too dark for some viewers, so I've increased the lighting as far as I think I can while still maintaining integrity with the setting. Please let me know if this makes it easier to see the details of the image.
P.S. I neglected to do a Thumbnail so it's using the old lighting set... sorry.
Comments (10)
Looks good to me. I actually never had a problem with the lighting in the previous pages, though.
Thanks again for all your kind comments. I was told they came out very dark on Macs, but since I don't have one I couldn't see for myself.
This looks good, but your pictures didn't appear too dark to me before.
Thanks again for all your kind comments! I have to admit that I saw details in the setting which I hadn't before, including how abruptly the stone arch met the ground, so I tried to mask it with some foliage. But I'd love to hear from a Mac user.
Very beautiful and well done looking scene!
Thanks for your kind comment! Best wishes for your surgery and recovery!
You're lighting has always looked good to me, and this one is no exception.
Thanks again for all your kind comments! I'd really like to hear from a Mac user to see if they notice any improvement.
Nice work, zaq.. maybe a change to the lighting colour. The skin tones might work better with a slightly yellowish light? Good pose and a great scene.. nice post for the magic :)
Thanks for the kind comment! I agree... I'll add a yellow tint to the overhead lights to give it a more sun-like quality.
excellent
Thanks for your kind comment!
I like the style in this image !
Thank you for your kind comment!
your lighting has never been an issue!
Thank you for your kind comment! My understanding is Mac users found it too dark to see well, but not having a Mac myself I couldn't tell so I did my best to brighten the lighting without losing the integrity of the setting. If you use a Mac, or know anyone who does, I'd love to hear if I succeeded.
Looks fine on my iMac
Thank you for the feedback... I've actually moved on to a different series. What can I say... I have the attention span of a gnat!