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September 12, 2008

Flood plug-in for Photoshop

by Jim Zuckerman

Flood is one of my favorite plug-ins for Photoshop.  It makes realistic reflections, and it can be used in a remarkable number of situations.  The red eye tree frog you see reproduced here was taken during a frog and reptile workshop I gave in St. Louis, and I applied Flood to suggest the flower on which the frog was perched was overhanging a small pool of water. 

The original photo of the frog was taken with a ring flash on a Canon 1Ds Mark II and a 50mm macro lens.  I used f/32 and set the camera on manual exposure mode.  The flash was set to ETTL.  This gave me maximum depth of field and a perfect exposure.

Flood can be purchased at flamingpear.com. 

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Posted by Jim Zuckerman at 02:01 PM in Photoshop |

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