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Hi Ken, the big difference between high key and blown out is; High key retains its detail in the highlight areas. This I am sorry to say is blown out. The facial features are lost, as is the detail in her arms, dress and veil. Even so this still has a very apealing effect, and one which I am sure the bride is proud to have.
Regards....Phil

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Regards....Phil

If it moves shoot it. If it doesn't move, still shoot it.

Hey great shot altho i would agree with the highlight issue.

as long as you can retain the edges of all of your subject, ie face, chin, arms etc and retain enough detail in the shadows depending on your shot you should be fine, but otherwise a very appealing shot!

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An example of high key effect

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Regards....Phil

If it moves shoot it. If it doesn't move, still shoot it.

Thanks for your comments,I appreciate that.

Phil is that one of yours?

An whole hour!!! and they said it would not last lol

Nice example Phil shame the sheet got in the way OK wheres me coat....

Nik

Soft...beautiful...captured moment...very nice.

I like what you've done here, very pretty. But I agree with the others about the detail.
High Key is new to me. Could someone please explain what it is and how to achieve it?