Time for a little more news, one of the great things about this job, besides all the great looking models, the uniform, the high heels, the photography and the creativity… Is the learning curve that come with the job, it never ends!

We have been thrown the challenge, to clean up our act for the age verification laws that are coming into effect now in the United States, strict new guidelines of what we are allowed to show where all can access, but this also allows us to clean up some of our content also.

In the last few days, we have re-edited some of our videos, and photo sets and re-posted them. As well as finding new videos to fit into the current schedule. Now that we are working with better software, some of the photos that we dropped from photo sets in the past can be edited to a better standard.

Colour correction, optimisation, audio and recalling to high resolution. For quick playback and stream here on the site.

In a few cases we have increased video length by almost double due to a better workflow, and footage that we had had cut. Great examples of this would be Tiffany Tatum, Sofi Vega plumbing Tails videos and photo sets. We are currently uploading Shrima Malati Plumber Tails video and other video from her are currently rendering on my other screen, as I write this.

We have also reworked Stacy Cruz Plumber Tails video and her photos. We do like Stacy Cruz!

College-uniform’s current project is working internally on its older content. Over the years, we have worked with many great models. But since that time, there have been advances in technology that have left their content looking very dated.

Then there is also the addition of our own skill set, which has hopefully improved.

Between 2004 and 2010, the cameras we used may have been suitable at the time. For a period of 4 years, we had a camera that had a focusing fault. So now using a combination of tools, we are looking back on the older content and hope to give it a make over that it deserves.

The sample below shows you the original shot from 2007, shot on a Nikon D200 which was a 10 Megapixel DSLR. The image next to that has been upscale to double the size using machine learning, and then colour correct in photoshop. The final image uses the same process as in up-scaling, but afterwards the image is then transformed in photoshop, allowing us to re-frame and zoom in. We then isolate the subject from the background and independently colour correct both, before saving as the final image.

The results can sometimes be, hit and miss but for the most part, they look much better than they did.