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new light tent test shots
went down to big W and brought aone of those materal laundry baskets to use as a light tent,also got two desk lamps and two 23W energy saver globes for it.had a quick play before the footy started.my only problem with set is that it is a bit small but works ok.i need to play with lighting position a bit more and should of used a tripod,any way here are the results,anyadvise would be great.
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The first two have reflections at the top. The last one is fairly good due to absence of reflections. All of these seem a bit warm due to the nature of lights you use, but that can be adjusted if you shoot raw.
The photos seem to suffer from a somewhat shallow DoF. Normally products, unless there is a specific artistic intention, are photographed at small appertures f11 and smaller which WILL require a use of tripod. Not bad! Alex
yes i noticed the colure temp is a bit off,i normally shoot RAW but i did not have much time this arvo.and yes these were shot at F3.5 or F4
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