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Finished purple dragon commission.
I wefted the mane myself from loose hair, I didn't use hot glue to weft, they are actually sewn like a real wig. I also sculpted and cast the horns myself. It has a can resin moving jaw.
The color balance on my camera did not like this mask at all, so much purple freaked it out. So while I tried to fix it in Photoshop, the color is actually more of a lavender color then this. If anyone knows a good way to photograph masks like this without loosing the color i would be very grateful.
I wefted the mane myself from loose hair, I didn't use hot glue to weft, they are actually sewn like a real wig. I also sculpted and cast the horns myself. It has a can resin moving jaw.
The color balance on my camera did not like this mask at all, so much purple freaked it out. So while I tried to fix it in Photoshop, the color is actually more of a lavender color then this. If anyone knows a good way to photograph masks like this without loosing the color i would be very grateful.
Category Photography / Fursuit
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 1280 x 379px
File Size 80.4 kB
Listed in Folders
Unless your shopping covered your arms as well I'd say your white balance is slightly off.
My recommendation is to manually white balance if your camera is able. Get your lighting how you want and have someone hold a piece of printer paper close to the camera so it fills the frame, whilst maintaining the correct lighting, then balance. That -should- correct your problem.
Apologies if you already know this, but some do not and it's always wise to cover ground.
My recommendation is to manually white balance if your camera is able. Get your lighting how you want and have someone hold a piece of printer paper close to the camera so it fills the frame, whilst maintaining the correct lighting, then balance. That -should- correct your problem.
Apologies if you already know this, but some do not and it's always wise to cover ground.
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