After talking to one of my clients the other day, I was encouraged to upload a video where I show the extent of post-processing I do with my images. Personally I concider it more to be developing rather than photoshoping, because for me it's all about furfilling the true potential of the image. My opinion is that if I don't bring out the whole potential of the image, then I'm not doing my job.
My client had a very good point: when a client is viewing the completed image, then it's hard for him to truly understand the ammount of time invested in getting it that way. It might be easy to assume that just having an expensive camera is the difference between good and bad.
So here is the video that shows how much manual laber it takes to get there. And yes - the original exposure was shot with a very expensive camera.
PS. Be prepared, it's a bit tedious video, but I have tried to move as fast as possible while including the important elements which makes the difference.
Please view in HD.
Raymond Engmark :: Fjellproffen Commercial Shot (Photoshop video) from Raymond Engmark on Vimeo.
Hei Raymond!
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