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How to take Great Photos of Tritium and Lume

Amazing Photos of Tritium and Lume


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This tutorial may be exciting, here is the science:


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Requirements for Great Photos:

  • Google Pixel 3 or above
  • Passion for Tritium
Can you accomplish these results w/o a Google Pixel? Yes, however, you need to play w/ your exposure settings.

Demo:

Take into Consideration:

  • Lighting
  • Movement
  • Subject Brightness

Point and Shoot vs w/ Post Processing:


Most shots of tritium with this method are quite good and don't require ant postprocessing. There are circumstances that enhancements to the photos will result in a more desirable look.

How to take the photo:

line up your scene like this. Does it need to have all this fancy stuff? Not unless you intend to take great photos and youtube videos. =P

Tricks:

Take lots of photos changing one thing at a time. in this case, playing with the lighting.

Full Lighting:

No Backlighting:

Minimal Lighting:

Post Processing:

Sure, it looks great, is there more we can do?

Let's add some Pop:

Sharpen:

Denoise:

Can't go wrong with Vintage:

Final Image:

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