Testing my new light tent

TristanP

I have my first paying product shoot tomorrow, so I've been getting my equipment together (PVC is your friend) and doing some testing. I think this came out well - nothing fancy, just a representative sample of what I'll be shooting (kinda - lamps/glassware on a white background). Shot with the 50/1.4 at f/8 with minor processing in PS CS. 100% crops look great. Any last-minute tips or words of advice?

gluwater

This looks very good but the front is a little bit too dark compared to the sides. Other than that it lokos great. Good luck on your first paying shoot!

MSPhotography

Your effort seems to work well. I have a set-up similar and I am getting similar results. I am wondering what method of lighting you are using. Keep up the good work and good luck...

Mr. 2H2O

Tristan,
It looks like the left side of the bottle label is a little too blown. I looked at the reflections of the lights in the top portion of the bottle and I would suggest trying to reposition the lamp on the left side just a little to tweak it to provide more even illumination for the front and side portions of the objects you plan to shoot.

Mike

Awais Yaqub

Great i loved it !

Skippy

TristanP wrote:

I have my first paying product shoot tomorrow, so I've been getting my equipment together (PVC is your friend) and doing some testing. I think this came out well - nothing fancy, just a representative sample of what I'll be shooting (kinda - lamps/glassware on a white background). Shot with the 50/1.4 at f/8 with minor processing in PS CS. 100% crops look great. Any last-minute tips or words of advice?

These light tents seem to please folks no end, and I can see why.
I think the minor light problems other have pointed out to you in this same thread can be overcome quite easily by you.

Hmmmmmmmm wonder how bugs go in these light tents .....

You did very well with this shot, I'd like one of those light tents myself.
Thanks for sharing, and good luck...... Skippy (Australia)