Polarizing Filters and Photographing Art Work
Well then I suggest a diffuser for the lights to soften it. I find that Aperture Mode over exposes, so I just shoot in manual, and adjust the exposures using the meter. In strong lighting I underexpose. You then shoot a series of photos noting how that works out for you. Also again you should shoot RAW+JepgFine. Then you may need as I said earlier that you will need to probably adjust you color setting to Vivid, and see how the stock settings do, or do a custom setting in that. It will be in your manual on how to do it. Also I would set the lens to f/8 for it since that is as a rule the real sweetest spot for almost every lenses f-stop. It is digital so experimenting is the fun part.Daimon wrote: Joves, My set up is quite simple: I use two color corrected lights set at about 45 degree angle towards the painting. I usually set the exposure in A (aperture mode) using the jpeg format. I've ordered a Hoya Pro1 Circular Polarizer and will get back to on the results. Ideally I'd like to get it right in the camera before I resort to using photoshop.
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