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Adam_B

posted on 13th Aug 12 at 08:36

try bouncing the flashes round the room rather than pointing them at your subject.


Whittie

posted on 11th Aug 12 at 10:35

The ones above are taken without flash mate, only use it for non reflective stuff, but have used it on that sword.

They're already close, same effects and reflections inside a light tent.


BluKoo

posted on 11th Aug 12 at 10:04

I'd take away the main flash under the camera.
And maybe move the softbox closer so the reflections are more uniform.


Whittie

posted on 11th Aug 12 at 09:13

Nah, tried it. Just takes the shine away completely or makes the whole thing ultra reflective :(


andy1868

posted on 10th Aug 12 at 18:33

i take it a simple circular polarizer isn't enough?


Whittie

posted on 10th Aug 12 at 15:16

Hello,

Are there any decent tutorials for better results in product photography with reflective items? I've taken over 10,000 photos in the last 12 months for websites etc, but im never happy with results with reflections.

I use a 2 main lamps on through the side of a softbox and 1 main flash under where the camera is sitting.

I've had a look through a talk photography but nobody has ever really asked.

It's light distribution im mainly having problems with.

Best example to show you what I mean...







Granted it's not as shiny, but a result like this, to me looks better?



Sword i'm having trouble with too.... Haven't bothered with this one obviously, but usually have to heavily photoshop to keep the blade the same colour all the way down.



Thanks for any help guys...!