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Spanner in water

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    Thanks to JAS for this posting this website.

    I used the a slightly modified lighting set-up from the cutlery tutorial, and the spanner dropped in the water straight from their video demo, but switched the black tray for a white plastic one that I had to hand.

    Still messing with selective colouring MA... here's hoping I can bring it back into fashion....
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    Cool stuff. Like the experimentation!
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    Tough shot to selective colour indeed. I like the effect and play here also.

    I never thought Selective Colouring was out of date to be honest. I used it from time to time ... should probably used it more often. But then I should find time to shoot more often as well

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    Thanks for looking everyone...




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    But then I should find time to shoot more often as well
    Yeah I wish I had more time as well, I should be making the most of this week as my wife and kids are away... it's a shame I have to go to work...

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    very cool Richard
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    I like the selective coloring! Great go at it!!! I don't know if I'd have the patience right now for it!

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    Cool stuff! I am going to have to give some of the lessons a go as well.

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    Thanks Ed,Kat and JAS, I set up this shot tethered so I could see straight away in LR if my timing was ok. I think I took about 40 shots, 30 of which were ok (ish).

    I'm finding shooting tethered my favourite way to shoot still life/products or studio shots.

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