Monday, January 17, 2011

Weird Sensation On My Left Upper Abdomen

vs raw. edited photos

Heyaho together

anticipation: Basically our photos make up done technically and physically no technical changes. So no streamlining ect, as they were in hobby photographers like.

I just met with Magi by Magi Mania an interesting question. How much editing is ok to blog? At the same today, the question was raised privately, as well as the girls look like without makeup. Since I currently can not access the data on your backup drive (bubble car stops me at the moment it) I put the photos on that are still stored on my laptop. There are both before and after photos as well as edited - unfinished PHOTOS. Everyone can now even be judged :-)

Back to the question. I think it is totally ok, if you use photo retouching, but it depends on the CAN. Blur, Killen of fine lines and personal characteristics I think is too much. The shown pictures of me here, all on A4 printouts still every single pore and characteristic lines visible. However, retouching may well be on blogs. Who make-up itself, if it goes fast or important is completely free of errors? It happens again and again misadventures. Whether it's annoying eyebrow hair that periodalen Pickel, allergy points, ect Mascaraflecken pp. If everything is ok. For me, more important, that neither color nor form the make-up can be changed. Laymen recognize often hardly edited photos when they were changed only in color or shape. Professionals on the other hand see it, sitting there in most blogs hardly the professional image editor. Important to have but also how exactly can the Blogger deal with the cam? Did he know of white balance, calibrated monitor and co? Because already there are often problems, why was edited - the colors reflect fairly accurately können.Und, it is also important to holding that position, the blogger. Photographers and makeup artists will provide many photos on to lower the cost, the actual result. Many photographers are also little raw images (raw images) on set, because they want to spread their own style.











models:
Veronika @ @ IZAIO
Neele IZAIO
Doro
Conny
I myself
Alicia
Vicky
Kerstin





all pictures: copyright René German

hair / make up: I


Saturday, January 15, 2011

Cat Swallows Curly Ribbon

Different primers mix a No-Go?

SO, Knutschkugel Smoochie is asleep on my lap and I have different thoughts come . Is time again for the make up technical matters.

to read it again and again in relevant guidebooks and make-up artists of great gurus, that you make no mix ups and primers of different brands.

reason: *
to different consistencies
* No connection of the material - especially in the case of fluid
* no uniform Mixture possible

Why? Logically, because of the ingredients. BUT, for branded products: Makeup Forever, Mac, Bobby Brown, Lancome and co I made the opposite experience.

I mix like wildly to the right skin tone to take. Whether for me or photo shoots. After all the important questions regarding the allergies have been resolved and there is no impediment.

Especially with very bright, warm skin types, it is helpful because I like to mix Make up Forever # 110 # Jade Dream Satin liquid sand 21st

Another advantage: you can specifically use the properties of the primers. Say the effect of HD-muse combined with the satin-effect of Satin Dream Liquid. Or the release of Lancome mats with muse.

I mix but always fluid.


What experience have you done or why or why not your mixes your mixes?