A proportion of the model will then be covered by the others.
When photographing a group, place the full figured model toward the back of the group composition. This ensures a slimmer face, making for a slimmer overall look. When photographing a full figured model, it’s best to photograph from a high angle. When the angle is too low, the model’s face will seem les proportional.
It’s also advisable to use a top light because it will cast a shadow below the chin, creating a seemingly slimmer face.įor further slimming effect, don’t photograph the model at a too low of an angle. It’d be better if it was a sidelight, casting a shadow on a fraction of the model. With a full figured model, it’s advisable that the lighting doesn’t illuminate every angle of the model. Lighting is a crucial factor in determining the quality of the outcome. Otherwise, the stomach creases will make for a less attractive photograph. Also if the model is seated, make sure the model sits up straight. With the model’s body positioned to the side, the model will appear slimmer.
Make sure the model’s body doesn’t directly face the lighting. Bright clothing that is too tight will accentuate the body, making the figure look wider. For that, choose dark colored clothes with vertical patterns and a bit of a loose fit. The following are a few tips to ensure you get that desired flattering angle and exposition when photographing full figured models.Ĭhoose clothing that is slimming. And nowadays, more than ever, photographing full figured people means you have to make them look slimmer to get the flattering effect. It would save me £20 or so.īut the problem is, I would have to downgrade the cameras official firmware first (2.0.6, ML only supports 2.0.3), and my last experience put me off.īottom line - ML is really good, but it's not guaranteed to be safe, although it usually works fine if you follow the instructions precisely.Whoever you photograph and when photographing different body types, you’re always demanded to produce a flattering photograph. I want to install ML, mainly for the intervalometer (for timelapses). As you can imagine that put me off.Īnyways, the camera was not damaged and in the end I sold it and got myself a 7D instead. Then, with my next cam, a 600D, I had trouble with it and had a quick moment of panic when the camera wouldn't turn on. Magic Lantern is third-party firmware that you can install onto your DSLR, and it's does not replace the cameras original firmware. I keep seeing mentions about Magic Lantern, the best thing since sliced bread for Canon DSLRs.Īpparently it installs things like an Intervalometer into the camera? Very useful although I do have a Pixel😊ĭoes anybody use it, got any experience of it?įorget all this, just found that although it's available for the Canon 650D, it states for Firmware 1.0.4 only.
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