I found Aidos especially difficult to shoot. This is primarily due to the MOCs top-heaviness and giant weapons, which do not allow for a wide range of poses. As a result of this, I ended up relying a lot more on close-ups and many of the full body sots were too similar for my liking. Another problem I faced was that the lighting was too dark, I think because the studio flash wasn't bright enough. Due to this, the usually white background came out grey, which I had to adjust in photoshop with the 'magic lasso' tool which automatically selects a an area, stopping were there is a dramatic shift in colour. To make it worse, I broke one of my own rules and shot Eleos on the same day, so I had to do the same editing process for two batches of photographs. Fun!
These are the raw photographs, shot in JPEG on a DSLR with manual settings. Totally unedited.
Google drive link to photos:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8qlnydNYVfucGtGbTFiWmVENDQ
There are less edited photographs than the raw versions, as some were scrapped during the editing process. In order to make these their current state, I have increased their contrast, saturation and cropped them down to 1920 x 1080.
Google drive link to photos:
These are the raw photographs, shot in JPEG on a DSLR with manual settings. Totally unedited.
Google drive link to photos:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8qlnydNYVfucGtGbTFiWmVENDQ
There are less edited photographs than the raw versions, as some were scrapped during the editing process. In order to make these their current state, I have increased their contrast, saturation and cropped them down to 1920 x 1080.
Google drive link to photos:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8qlnydNYVfuaVN2V1pyb1U2RUE
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