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Dag 33: Mono Lars - endnu et selvportræt


Tid til et selvportræt igen. Denne konvertering - fra en farve RAW-fil til en mono-version med punch - er gennemført 100% i Lightroom. Til at begynde med anvendte jeg en meget hård konvertering med stor kontrast, men følte ikke det klædte mig. Der er ikke brugt nogen forudindstillinger. Jeg har også været nødt til at gøre baggrunden lysere, da jeg ikke anvendt en flash for at oplyse denne, og selvom jeg står tæt på væggen, så bliver den alligevel grå tonet, når den kun oplyses af hovedlyset, der står foran motivet (mig).

Det originale foto er her - lige ud af kameraet.


Og her har du hjemmestudioopsætningen til at lave dette foto.


Opsætningen er med et Nikon D300 monteret med et Nikon AF 50mm f/1.4D objektiv. En PocketWizard MiniTT1 og PocketWizard AC3 er monteret i flash skoen øverst på kameraet, så det er muligt at kontrollere flashoutput fra Nikon Speedlight SB-900 med en PocketWizard FlexTT5, der sender flash lyset ind i en sølvparaply.

D300-indstillingerne er: ISO 200, M-tilstand, eksponering 1/125 sek f/5.6 som udgangspunkt. Jeg indså snart, at jeg måtte gå til f/7.1 for at få mere dybde-skarphed. På PocketWizard AC3 startede jeg med den laveste outputværdi og øgede herefter med et stop ad gangen, indtil jeg nåede en fordeling på histogrammet, der så ok ud uden nogen områder uden data. Jeg bruger en almindelig hvid væg som et baggrund. Nikon D300 udløses med en Nikon MC-36 fjernbetjening.

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