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Kindly review my submission for WS 31 which is long past. ‘Perfume on Fire’….using 2 diffusion panels, 2 strip boxes, translum backdrop, and CTO blue gel on Speedlite for backlight. Handheld reflector used to help highlight product label. Canon 7D, 70mm (24-70 L lens), ISO 160, f/11, 1/200
Much of the backdrop was modified in PS.
The fire was shot separately using methanol providing blue to a yellow flame. Canon 7D, 35mm (24-70 L lens), ISO 1000, f/3.5, 1/30
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Hello this is my first post in the forum, I have been working on the workshop 65# Here are my two final images with postproduction, comments are welcome.
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Hi Gregory 🙂 Nice to see your subnmissions 🙂
The file exceeds the allowed file size so it wont show up. Could you please upload at maximum 2mb and in the correct subforum? Here is the link to the correct one: /school/forums/topic/november-2019/Thank you!
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This is my two images
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Could you please review my “very late” homework for WS #30 “Organic Image of Your Favorite Thing?”
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My submission for critique is on WS 51 held before I became a Pro Club member.
Final shot, BTS and lighting diag attached.
Bottle shot with Canon 7D, 60mm (24-70mm L lens), f/11, 1/200, ISO 320
Held ISO higher to push power from lights.
Background created in PS using a couple of textures…trying to replicate the finishing on the bottle, i.e. diamonds and squares.
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Here is my submission for WS 50 held prior to my joining.
The milk splash (whole milk + white glue), fruits and then cereal were all shot separately.
Lighting…24×24 key, strip box rim, small beauty dish/speedlite on Savage translum panel for background
No laser trigger for capturing splashes or cereal. Shot with the help of an assistant (my wife!).
Composite all in Photoshop.
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Submitting two photos, a BTS shot and a lighting diagram for my submission for past workshop #64.
Lighting…2 GoDox A200 Pro, 1 speedlight, 2 strip boxes, two Savage translum diffusion panels. Lighting through back panel was using a gelled, 20deg honeycomb grill.
Canon 7D, f/10, 1/200, ISO 400.
No laser trigger…dropping subject and capturing with handheld remote shutter release.
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Dear Instructor,
i would like to inform you that i forgot to take setup shot. i will do it in the furture.
i used three lights
GODOX AD 200
Regards,
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Here is my final image plus BTS and Lighting Diagram for past WS #67 ‘Advertising Cognac’. I look forward to your review and comments.
The final image is a single shot, 3 light (2 x Godox AD200 Pro & 1 Speedlite) set up using 1 diffusion panel for the gradient on the left side of the bottle and a bare strip box on the right to get some edge lighting. A handheld silver reflector was used to push more light on the label. The Speedlite with red gel and 20 deg honeycomb grid was used through a diffusion panel from behind to brighten the bottle contents.
The flower & pine needles are a separate stock photo.
Editing is done in Photoshop.
Canon 7D with 65mm (24-70 mm ‘L’ series lens)
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Here is my homework for WS 49 – Dynamic Glass Shot With Splashes. I look forward to your critique.
Some key learnings….a shorter glass might have given me more splash…I was dropping these from quite a height but likely loaded with too many ice cubes and the lemon slice…all of which interfered with the splash!
Canon 7D…36 mm on 24-70 L lens
ISO 200 to ensure I could stay below 1/4 power on the AD200s
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My homework for past workshop #57 “Creative Beverage”. Thank you for making the time to critique my submission.
Sparks created using a grinding wheel with a metal tube.
Canon 7D, ISO 200, f/10, 43 mm on 24-70mm L lens, 1/200 for bottle and glass
Sparks captured without flash, 1/8 shutter, f/ 3.5
Composite in Photoshop
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Homework submission for past WS 16 Cosmetic Powder Burst. Thank you for making the time to critique.
Canon 7D, f/10, 1/400, AD200 Pros x 2 & 1 speedlite….all less than 1/4 power
Homemade snoot on speedlite
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