This article and all the images were originally published on Mathieu Stern´s blog (here) and shared with his permission
This article and all the images were originally published on Brad Trent´s blog (here) and shared with his permission
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| Bob uses Vermeer Lighting technique in this photography of a tobacco farmer in Cuba. ( Image via silberstudios.tv ) |
We also use B+W circular polarizer. They get rid of the reflections from water, windows, and most plants/green things. We use them whenever the sun is out. When buying a polarizer make sure to get the right size for the lens that you own. I feel if your going to spend the money and buy an expensive lens, it's worth spending the extra money to buy a polarizer of the same quality to match your lens, otherwise your lens won't be as clear. Plan on spending about 124.45€ US for one.
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We are celebrating the 6th season of "GAME OF THRONES". We show you the homemade fabrication process of the Iron Throne. It has been made for some friend´s wedding photographs .
The result is unbeatable . -Said Roberto-
The most important tool was the hot wire foam cutter which gave me a lot of control when cutting into the huge block of styrofoam.
Light the wall from the bottom so you can create shadows on your wall. That will help sell the scale.
To celebrate the start of season 6 for Game of Thrones I attempt to build a miniature Ice Wall using styrofoam. The most important tool was the hot wire foam cutter which gave me a lot of control when cutting into the huge block of styrofoam. Light the wall from the bottom so you can create shadows on your wall. That will help sell the scale. The 8 foot piece of stryofoam was purchased at hardware store for $25. Hot Wire cutter is by "Hot Wire Foam Factory" for $30.
You may notice some snow composited into these shots. That is just dust particles I captured for a previous episode. Thought the dust worked quite nicely with the miniatures to create realistic snow elements. For the finale I wanted to make the wall fall, and that was achieved by projecting a video of a glacier calving onto my styrofoam Ice Wall. I attempted using nail polish remover to make the wall dissolve but just didn't corporate the way I wanted it to. Many of the stills used in this episode was taking with the Lytro Ilum "Light Field" camera.
Which allows you to capture stills with depth map info. So in post you decide what you want to be in focus and what you want to be out of focus. For most of the images I kept everything in focus, but there are definitely some fun possibilities to explore with this camera. Lytro.com for more info. Music by: Big Fok In association with: PBS Digital Studios
The 8 foot piece of stryofoam was purchased at hardware store for $25. Hot Wire cutter is by "Hot Wire Foam Factory" for $30.
You may notice some snow composited into these shots. That is just dust particles I captured for a previous episode. Thought the dust worked quite nicely with the miniatures to create realistic snow elements.
For the finale I wanted to make the wall fall, and that was achieved by projecting a video of a glacier calving onto my styrofoam Ice Wall.
I attempted using nail polish remover to make the wall dissolve but just didn't corporate the way I wanted it to.
Many of the stills used in this episode was taking with the Lytro Ilum "Light Field" camera. Which allows you to capture stills with depth map info. So in post you decide what you want to be in focus and what you want to be out of focus. For most of the images I kept everything in focus, but there are definitely some fun possibilities to explore with this camera.
Lytro.com for more info.
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