The video shows how to work with DIY clear plexiglas shooting table. Full article is on my pixiq blog :
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The video shows how to work with DIY clear plexiglas shooting table. Full article is on my pixiq blog :
Drink a shot every time he says B'Ground
Judging by the comments, half of this video has magically disappeared!
where find the second part, when you use the glass?
nice shitting table
Your accent is very funny .
What happened? The video just ended without showing how to shoot white on white background. You really posted this without an ending?
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that was shit !!!!!
you know nothing dude
DUDE!!! its background not bground…
thank you
Buground
Hello, I have a question concerning the plexi glass, what is its thickness? Did you gave yourself the shape of plexiglass?
I have my white background a good four feet from the product, but the background is still reflecting just a bit back onto the top of my product. Trying out different solutions but any suggestions would be great. Thanks!
I see that you're supporting the back part of the clear shooting table with reflector holders (you had pointed this out) but what is supporting the front part (closest to the camera)? I don't see it sitting on anything or being held by anything. Is it just being secured by those two clips and nothing else? Thanks!
how do i prevent reflections of the product ? all around the product is white except where the product touches the plexi glass
забавно что не имея даже профессиональной камеры, я допёр до этой идеи на 3й день работы, когда босс попросил меня заняться фотографией.
я использовал стеклянный стол на который положил стандартную белую бумагу, и поставил под стол лампу.
great job
I tried it and it does not work. Subject is either over expose or under expose due to the reflection from the backdrop light, and have color cast.
Hi,
The image is very sharp at the end, I am sure you use very expensive equipment.
Can you please write which equipment you have?
Camera, lens, flash, softbox and spot light with manufacturers please?
Thanks Alex
Thanks, more tutorials can be found at https://plus.google.com/117154218957469282190/posts/6fgwHeaZ44d nice stuff
Excellent video. I'm tired of trying to make the background white in post.
Excellent idea Alex! One question – I was expecting to see a reflection beneath the cream when you used the plastic/glass sheet… did you remove it in post-pro? If not, how would you have achieved one?
annoying to listen to…snap crackle smack…
If you are going to lift the image from background in post, why not use a black background all around object? I don't know, just asking
Great and useful video! Please, can I use a white translucid plastic sheet (milky) instead a transparent? Thanks!
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Thanks for the video it was useful. I am going to try it on some product I have to shoot… I know English isn't your first language so good job putting these videos together 🙂
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Very useful video thank you.
Thank you for making the video my good sir.
Hey supersal001 just checked out your photography table you set up. The results look great. I also need to take lots of images for website. Do you have any recommendations for someone setting up?
Thanks
What would you do about the undesirable specular highlights on the text? Especially on the brand name.
Can you please give a detailed list of equipment you used in this. I really want to recreate the shots! Thanks
baa-ground .. >.<"
хороший прием, спасибо. а что вы посоветуете для создания небольшой тени под объектом?
Hi,from where you bought your table? How much it cost? Nice video btw
well done thanks
great video again, thanks Akel!
love it how he says "bacgroudd!
Hi there, are you familiar with "photo SFX art" (google it)? On their website you can watch a great free video featuring the right way to take fantastic pictures. This made it possible for Daniel to shoot photos that leave you with a wow-effect after you look at them. I hope it will help you as well…
U got too board after the first 4 minutes 🙂 >> But well done
OK. First, great vid! Thank you for taking the time. Just stumbled onto it and everything seemed to go well, but I'm getting pretty aggressive reflection. Could be a cool effect if I needed it, but I'm trying to isolate the product. Any ideas? Perhaps my 'tabletop' is too flat??? Anybody?
Hi, have you heard about "Photo SFXart Tricks" (google it)? There you can watch a useful free video demonstrating the right way to make awesome photographs. This helped Matt to shoot pictures which leave you with that wow-effect whenever you look at them. Hopefully it works for you as well.
What software are using for shooting at 2:57?
05:18 "so.. I got, the shit"
Great tip!, thanks.
How to shoot on pure black please ???