Latex princess and the challenges of low light (Patreon)

I have now received the final edit from my shoot with Princess Petra - the leading one in this post - and decided to put all the images with the latex dress in one post,  so that you have the complete collection in one post.

The edits came from two different retouchers, Alexander Fess and Neil Soni.  I’d love to hear your comments on these edits, not least because of the low light challenges I faced during that scene. It was the last scene I shot that day, it was around 6pm, Russel Square, London, 22nd October, so we were working under very low light conditions.

In the first image, which was under trees, which I liked as it was more secluded than the rest of the square, I had to use my Canon speed Light, which I rarely do.  I am including the unedited image at the end, as well as a screenshot with the technical information on it.

Then we moved to a brighter spot and I didn’t use flash but I almost regret it now as it was pretty dark so the unedited are rather noisy due to a high ISO.  

As a result of this shoot and after a discussion with one of my VIP Elite members here, i was persuaded to invest in the most powerful continuous LED light there’s on the market, the Rotolight Neo III.  I used it for the first time during my latest shoot with Antonia in my home studio last week.  More on this in another post.