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Thread: Blinds II
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5th May 2018, 12:41 AM #1Moderator
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Blinds II
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5th May 2018, 08:26 AM #2
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Re: Blinds II
Nicely composed and processed.
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5th May 2018, 01:22 PM #3Moderator
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5th May 2018, 01:38 PM #4
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Re: Blinds II
Very nice setup for the end result.
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6th May 2018, 03:59 AM #5
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Re: Blinds II
Absolutely great capture. It reminds me of the masterful B&W Hollywood films of the 1960's...
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Re: Blinds II
Interesting comment Richard, because I had a similar thought. The first time I encountered this technique was a number of years back when I was taking a single camera video course and we used a similar effect in video work. That time we cheated and used a cardboard cutout as our gobo. The effect was similar but a bit less refined and of course, the gobo was definitely not included in the shot.
Originally Posted by rpcrowe
A number of years later, it was fun to replicate this in a photo studio, rather than in a motion picture studio.
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Re: Blinds II
Indeed. Very film noir. Originally Posted by rpcrowe
Never done this sort of stuff. Would like to try it.
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