Very 1st Pic with light tent!

GraphyFotoz

Ok so it's not the greatest but I'm impressed!

Sorry for the dirty candy dish....I just grabbed it and threw it in the tent. :rofl

This was the very 1st shot!
Canon 10D....Sigma 28-70mm f2.8-4....ISO 100...1/15....AWB
Balanced on a roll of paper towels.:giggle

GraphyFotoz

Now that I look at it it wasn't dirty!
I did have my UV filter on tho.

Bulbs I used are the GE Reveal 100w (Bluish Tint) supposed to be natural reading light without the yellow hue.

Any input???

GraphyFotoz

Omg!!!
Pic #2 same settings as above cept took off UV filter.
Moved the lights to a lower level and white BG! WOW what a diff.

This could be fun!

Dani

nice!!!!

did you go ahead and make your own or did you get that one from ebay???

Stormdancing

I really like the 2nd one better. Looks a tad off level, leaning to the right a bit.

Dani

oops nevermind! just saw your other thread

Dee

Vase
is really pretty, but I see dirt spots on the glass!:):

Clean up the glass vase, add two black boards to either side, and try again... you'll get some neat edge definition -- clone out black boards and you are good to go.

Here's a good site for you: http://www.tabletopstudio.com/

From another website: Black "fill cards" were used to reflect a fine outline around the outer edge of the bottle that would have otherwise made it indistinct from the background, or "invisible" in the area where the hue and values of both were relatively equal.

GraphyFotoz

Stormdancing wrote:

I really like the 2nd one better. Looks a tad off level, leaning to the right a bit.

Not leaning......It's turned a bit....didn't notice till now.

I did say I was new at this???

GraphyFotoz

Dee wrote:

is really pretty, but I see dirt spots on the glass!:):

Clean up the glass vase, add two black boards to either side, and try again... you'll get some neat edge definition -- clone out black boards and you are good to go.

Here's a good site for you: http://www.tabletopstudio.com/

From another website: Black "fill cards" were used to reflect a fine outline around the outer edge of the bottle that would have otherwise made it indistinct from the background, or "invisible" in the area where the hue and values of both were relatively equal.

There are a few air bubbles in the glass....not dirty just imperfections.
Have yet to figure out who made the glass but I do know it was expensive.
Person that originally had it spared no expense on anything.
That's one of 3 pieces I got.

I'll check out that link. Thanx a bunch for all your help and motivation!

Dee

Dust on your sensor then?

GraphyFotoz wrote:

There are a few air bubbles in the glass....not dirty just imperfections.
Have yet to figure out who made the glass but I do know it was expensive.
Person that originally had it spared no expense on anything.
That's one of 3 pieces I got.

I'll check out that link. Thanx a bunch for all your help and motivation!

It's a beautiful glass piece, BTW...

But aren't you pleased with your first try at this? Pretty easy once you have a good setup :

GraphyFotoz

Dee wrote:

It's a beautiful glass piece, BTW...

Very heavy too! It's approx 10in tall.

Dee wrote:

But aren't you pleased with your first try at this? Pretty easy once you have a good setup :

Hell yeah this only the 1st of many!! D