You Got Twenty Minutes…
they allowed me 20 m. to setup and capture a product shot.
I did not even have time to clean the bottle or anything else.
Light is free… capturing it is not!
Absolutely unfair and the result is terrible ,.... where in the background are those wonderful 'golden arches'? and where in the foreground are the rose petals and peanuts?
Otherwise the lighting is really beaut, the locale for the primary subject seems 'perfect' and the subject matter is beaut, clear and sharp.
Apart from getting paid, what more can you expect from an expert?
Phil from the great land Downunder
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Ozzie_Traveller wrote: Absolutely unfair and the result is terrible…
Unfair? Not to their view!
Terrible? Well… yes.
An hour in the second lesson on food photography, a courier was
at the door with a parcel: a little box from a client.
Another prototype of bottle for their distillate. Nothing was right
with the bottle: irregular walls, bottom and top, poor cap sealing,
a prototype really. Nevertheless, they are still at the presentation
of their product and they are too many chiefs and not enough…
I was an easy prey for my students' revenge. I thought of trying to
correct the irregularities using the 85 PC… but there was no time.
Thanks Phil!
Light is free… capturing it is not!
Australia's most famous bushranger [gangster in US terms] from 150 years ago, when on his way to the gallows, said to the warden 'such is life'.... a very poignant set of words that could be applied to many things, even photographing little bottles - and dealing with students
Phil
that that I face their challenge rather well!
Light is free… capturing it is not!
NewavaMike wrote: How many minutes did it take you to come up with this ?
As I got it going, Mike, the general idea and the lighting
were pretty quick but the problem solving on the way…
Let's I am glad my students are not my bosses!
Light is free… capturing it is not!
Light is free… capturing it is not!
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