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Forum: Photo Critique
12-04-2012, 08:39 PM
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Really appreciate the continued input. Here is a new photo taken using white poster board with a hole for the lens as suggested above. I've also repositioned the cap so almost none is hidden. The only difference between the two pens is the wood used. No change in the dowel yet.
I had not considered suspending the pen. The time required both to set up the shot and process the photos will probably rule out that idea. My goal is to have about 100 pens in my shop (just over half way there) and each one gets 5 photos. Time is critical and in short supply.
I will try to learn what to do about the "softness" of the shots.
Thanks again.
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Forum: Photo Critique
12-04-2012, 12:55 PM
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Thanks all; your input is appreciated. I will try the posterboard/foam board suggestion. I've seen that in a tutorial on www.penturners.org and was thinking of it but not gotten there yet. I like Greg's idea of a less grainy wood as opposed to red oak and may give that a try. Oak was used because of the tie in to my logo and it is a woodworking business. Thanks again.
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Forum: Photo Critique
12-03-2012, 08:04 PM
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New pen photo shot ready for loading on my Etsy shop. Now using three 27w CFL 5500k bulbs with my light box. I did set custom white balance using white printer paper. Your critique and advice please. Thank you for your help.
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