Shooting glass
Discussion
megy said:
What glass subject are you thinking of Bob?
Coctails and whiskey, Im not having much luck bouncing lights either (getting things in the room in view) - its the most difficult subject Ive ever tried shooting. Part of me does care, knowing the designer-buyers wont notice.
Part of me wants a perfect shot. Im still trying, and not getting very far.
UKBob said:
megy said:
What glass subject are you thinking of Bob?
Coctails and whiskey, Im not having much luck bouncing lights either (getting things in the room in view) - its the most difficult subject Ive ever tried shooting. Part of me does care, knowing the designer-buyers wont notice.
Part of me wants a perfect shot. Im still trying, and not getting very far.
Just mailed you a link to something off ebay, but having mail server hassles, so in case you didnt get it, will post again here.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/488-Lastolite-P
Also, with regard to the glass shooting, if you keep getting stuff thats arouns you in the shot, what about, and i know its a bit heath robinson, but you could always buy some white or black sheeting and hang that between you and the subject, cut a hole to poke the lens through, i think that makes sense,,,,it does to me, but i know what i mean.
megy said:
I dont know if a reflector would help. Ive surrounded the subject in card, and all kinds of colourful objects (including the green wine bottle you can see below) but its proving hard not to get a reflection of the lights (even when bouncing them) in the shot, without putting something between the lights and the subject.
Ive managed this as a closeup. Not tooo bad, but far from good.

I also shot a banana (NSFW)
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