What I see between those two images is that they are shot in two different light levels and two different light colors ... one is in soft cooler overcast and the other in warmer more direct light. Note the specular highlight and shadow variance between captures as well as the color variance in multiple areas of the image.
Making any meaningful color/shading comparison is somewhat mitigated by the different lighting.
What I see between those two images is that they are shot in two different light levels and two different light colors ... one is in soft cooler overcast and the other in warmer more direct light. Note the specular highlight and shadow variance between captures as well as the color variance in multiple areas of the image.
Making any meaningful color/shading comparison is somewhat mitigated by the different lighting.
What I see between those two images is that they are shot in two different light levels and two different light colors ... one is in soft cooler overcast and the other in warmer more direct light. Note the specular highlight and shadow variance between captures as well as the color variance in multiple areas of the image.
Making any meaningful color/shading comparison is somewhat mitigated by the different lighting.
Dec 03, 2013 at 09:26 PM
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