Inês Maia Posted March 24, 2025 Posted March 24, 2025 (edited) Hi Damien! I would like to request your help, if possible I'm going to do photo sessions for mother's day and, attached is my scenario (just a quick phone photo). Is there anything i would need/could do before the shoots to help me in post, with the extension of the backdrop? Thank you so much in advance! Edited March 24, 2025 by Inês Maia
Damien Symonds Posted March 24, 2025 Posted March 24, 2025 Bigger backdrop. Seriously. No matter what it costs, it will still be cheaper than the editing nightmare.
Inês Maia Posted March 24, 2025 Author Posted March 24, 2025 aaaaaand if that is not an option right now? 😅 maybe get the big flowers completely inside the backdrop would help?
Inês Maia Posted March 25, 2025 Author Posted March 25, 2025 i managed to increased a bit more (please dont mind the mess) 😅 i know, not ideal but...
Damien Symonds Posted March 25, 2025 Posted March 25, 2025 It's a start. Now get rid of the wrinkles. Every wrinkle in that backdrop will equate to another one on your face, because editing a set like this will age you by ten years.
Inês Maia Posted March 25, 2025 Author Posted March 25, 2025 ok, i think i got most of them out! Thanks Damien!
Damien Symonds Posted March 25, 2025 Posted March 25, 2025 What will your lighting setup be for the shoot?
Inês Maia Posted March 25, 2025 Author Posted March 25, 2025 Natural light. I'm very limited in terms of material, since i'm starting now with studio shoots... I did a photoshoot in this room a while ago and i think it went well (https://www.instagram.com/p/C7uRoQwoWLD/)
Damien Symonds Posted March 25, 2025 Posted March 25, 2025 Well I hope it's a lot better than this. 2 hours ago, Inês Maia said: The mixed temperatures of the light is AWFUL.
Inês Maia Posted March 25, 2025 Author Posted March 25, 2025 Yes, this was just a quick phone photo just to have an idea of the whole set, with white curtains half closed 😅 I'll also try to borrow a softbox from a friend. that would be way better right?
Damien Symonds Posted March 25, 2025 Posted March 25, 2025 You have to avoid mixed lighting at all costs. Whatever that takes.
Damien Symonds Posted March 26, 2025 Posted March 26, 2025 Definitely get the softbox if you can. Just make sure you have heaps of time to experiment with it before the real shoot.
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