Perhaps feedback?
polycounter lvl 6
Cooee!
I'm new on/in this community. Please write in simple english.
Why does the white picture looks better than the warm/red one?
The white one is just with studio lights. Main, key and fill light.
The red one has a envinronment (living room).
The red one has generated scratches. They look ugly, i know.
The red one looks more natural than the white one. And somehow i find something on the red one much more pleasent to the humans eye than the white one. Why?
Cheers.
I'm new on/in this community. Please write in simple english.
Why does the white picture looks better than the warm/red one?
The white one is just with studio lights. Main, key and fill light.
The red one has a envinronment (living room).
The red one has generated scratches. They look ugly, i know.
The red one looks more natural than the white one. And somehow i find something on the red one much more pleasent to the humans eye than the white one. Why?
Cheers.
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From a glance it looks nice. Hard to give more feedback however since the lighting doesn't show the form much. The object's color being real close to the background makes the silhouette not that easy to pick up.
@marshkin and panupat, you might like this more