Photographer, Editor – Dean Holland
Makeup and Costume – Valerie Wynn
Model – Eleanor Lewis
1 – Shooting in Manual.
Shooting manual is one of the most important tips for professional looking studio images; this is because you have full control of your camera so you can get the type of images you are looking for.
2 – Lens Choice.
Choosing the right lens is very important. You have to change the type of lens to suit the image you desire. You could end up with a distorted image if you use the wrong type of lens for your shoot.
3 – The ISO
Keeping the ISO as low as possible will get you the best looking light on the images. If the ISO is high and the Sync Speed is correct, then you will produce a dark image or a black one.
4 – Shoot in RAW file
Shooting in any other than RAW file formats which not enable you to change clarity, vibrance and saturation before you manipulate the image in Photoshop. RAW is seen as the best file format to use if the image needs to be manipulated in Photoshop.
These images are very wonderful. The colours of the paint in the water really caught my eye.
Photograph of Kiwis taken on a sheet of clear plastic which was held over a soft-box to create a bright white background.
This photograph was later manipulated in Photoshop CS6 to increase brightness and contrast and to add black and white to certain parts of the image.
Photographer – Kane Adamson
Manipulator/Editor – Dean Holland
Make Up – Hair and beauty students at Macclesfield College
Make Up – Hair and beauty students at Macclesfield College
Make Up – Hair and beauty students at Macclesfield College
Make Up – Hair and beauty students at Macclesfield College
Photographer and Editor – Dean Holland
Editor – Dean Holland
Editor – Dean Holland
Dean Holland Photography 