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5 years 3 weeks ago #638078 by LCTD
Hello i have issue with photographing store furniture. The store is super cluttered and nothing cant be moved enough to make space to shoot properly what advice can you guys give me to use photoshop or green screen or is there some other solution 
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638199 by Soccer Mom
You could try shooting with crazy wide aperture, then focus stack.  You have what you want in focus and the rest will be blurred out. 
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638204 by Ozzie_Traveller
G'day LCTD

The first question needed to be asked is "Why are you photographing furniture?" ... are you being paid as a photo job or is this a hobby deal?

A- if you are being commissioned by the store, then you will be able to negotiate timings with the store owner/manager and do the shoot at night when you can control the lighting

If it is not possible to do a night-shoot - you can setup multiple flashguns where the over-brightness of the flash will cause the remainder of the store to go dark - thus exposing the furniture as needed

If however, the whole thing is a hobby - then you must do as everyone else does - make the best of the locale and do heaps of post processing to mask out the stuff not needed

Hope this helps
Phil from the great land Downunder
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638223 by Tim Kelley
Is this a paid gig?
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638327 by Roger Lang

Soccer Mom wrote: You could try shooting with crazy wide aperture, then focus stack.  You have what you want in focus and the rest will be blurred out. 


I was thinking the same thing, this will bring greater focus to the pieces of furniture OP wants attention on. 
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638498 by LCTD
well its both hobby and commission deal this is my family business and i can stay after hours as well its no problem... the issue is i dont have any equipment except the camera(which is sony slt a58) and tripod :D 
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638499 by LCTD
that seems great but i am having trouble adjusting aperture... i have great understanding of many other things i even took some pictures of night sky with  long exposure but i cant seem to control aperture :D 
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5 years 3 weeks ago #638500 by LCTD
well its both hobby and commission deal this is my family business and i can stay after hours as well its no problem... the issue is i dont have any equipment except the camera(which is sony slt a58) and tripod :D
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