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Seren Dipity
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I've been trying to get a glossy/oily black and white look similar to this picture below with no luck. Does anyone have any tips? Btw, I use LR2 and PS4.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sylviegraphie/4076829521/
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I couldn't resist, how about 10w30?
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Vaseline.
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You should ask the photographer.
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Metrix wrote:
I couldn't resist, how about 10w30?


LOL!
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Carrie wrote:
Vaseline.


Yup, good old vaseline warmed up first and then applied or baby oil works. Misting with a water spray bottle will get you that sweaty look.
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So you guys think it's applying something on the subject, not post processing? Or perhaps a combination of both?
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Carrie wrote:
Vaseline.


Wouldn't KY be safer and easier to use?
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imageone wrote:
Carrie wrote:
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Wouldn't KY be safer and easier to use?


well, only if you're using latex...

this is so going the wrong way. Sorry SD! :D
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Seren Dipity wrote:
So you guys think it's applying something on the subject, not post processing? Or perhaps a combination of both?


I know someone who did something very similar to this and it's primarly done on the model...
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Seren Dipity wrote:
So you guys think it's applying something on the subject, not post processing? Or perhaps a combination of both?


You can try and post process it via PS using the Plastic Wrap filter but it's a lot more work than doing it on the model at the time of the shoot.
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just apply some paint or something like that, make it dirty, it will reflect the light
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