Dumb question Brian.....but at this point you are probably used to them....any sheet? Or are the specific ones sold for photography? My search stuff bring up Area-51 and stuff:D
I am hoping to find something that would not reflect. Yours never does.
How far do you place the sheet from the subject you are photographing? Thanks as always!
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Dumb question Brian.....but at this point you are probably used to them....any sheet? Or are the specific ones sold for photography? My search stuff bring up Area-51 and stuff:D
I am hoping to find something that would not reflect. Yours never does.
How far do you place the sheet from the subject you are photographing? Thanks as always!
I bought an A4 pad of coloured art paper in a supermarket for a couple of £s. The sheet was about 3 inches behind the flower stuck on a window - the flowers were on the windowsill and the light was coming in at an angle to the window so the sheet did not block it. I was shooting very wide aperture .
I bought an A4 pad of coloured art paper in a supermarket for a couple of £s. The sheet was about 3 inches behind the flower stuck on a window - the flowers were on the windowsill and the light was coming in at an angle to the window so the sheet did not block it. I was shooting very wide aperture .
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Thanks Sb. Yes a sheet of black paper.
Brian v.
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Dumb question Brian.....but at this point you are probably used to them....any sheet? Or are the specific ones sold for photography? My search stuff bring up Area-51 and stuff:D
I am hoping to find something that would not reflect. Yours never does.
How far do you place the sheet from the subject you are photographing? Thanks as always!
I bought an A4 pad of coloured art paper in a supermarket for a couple of £s. The sheet was about 3 inches behind the flower stuck on a window - the flowers were on the windowsill and the light was coming in at an angle to the window so the sheet did not block it. I was shooting very wide aperture .
Hope that helps
Brian v.
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http://www.lordv.smugmug.com/
Thanks Brian! It does!