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Micha01
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 Posted: Wed Apr 14, 2010 6:31 pm Post subject: Movie stills |
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I've got to design an ad for a jewellery company and I'm pretty much a photoshop newbie.
I'd like to make my picture look like a movie stills and was wondering what filters they were using to make these photos look like they do.
Any tips ? Tutorials ?
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niftyned
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You maybe need to post an example of what you are looking for.
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Micha01
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niftyned
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The thing these all have in common is high resolution and good studio lighting. The lighting can be achieved with photoshop to a point but the resolution will be dependant on where you get the image from. If you are going to use an image you have already then the res will be limited to whatever it is. If you are going to take a photo to use make sure your cameras res settings are at maximum quality.
Remember one thing these images are taken at a resolution suitable for viewing on a cinema screen and downsized to a photo so it will be hard to match but so long as the image you start with is good quality you should be able to mimic the effect.
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Micha01
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| niftyned wrote: | The thing these all have in common is high resolution and good studio lighting. The lighting can be achieved with photoshop to a point but the resolution will be dependant on where you get the image from. If you are going to use an image you have already then the res will be limited to whatever it is. If you are going to take a photo to use make sure your cameras res settings are at maximum quality.
Remember one thing these images are taken at a resolution suitable for viewing on a cinema screen and downsized to a photo so it will be hard to match but so long as the image you start with is good quality you should be able to mimic the effect. |
The photo I have is highdef and was taken by a profesionnal (or almost) photographer (but the light was natural).
Any tutorials about the lighting effects ? |
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niftyned
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