Random Brush Photo

[msandoval858]

I was shooting some photos this evening for a review I'm working on. I thought this one came out exceptionally well. I've been getting more serious with my product photography and am finally getting to a point I'm a bit more confident with what's coming out of my camera. Still not perfect, but getting there.

A little shave porn for you gents to enojoy

 

[Isaac]

Very nice picture indeed

 

[dpm802]

Nice looking pic. Aside from the shave-porn aspect, here's what I see from a technical standpoint:

Composition is balanced and nicely cropped. Contrast looks good. Lighting is even, with no shadows or hot-spots or glare. Good depth of field, everything is sharp and in focus. I can almost read the fine print on the brush, and can see lots of individual hairs in the knot.

What type of camera and lens were you using?

Hint: Next time, shoot against a darker background, so that there is more contrast between the foreground subject and background. This will make the picture of the brush "pop" more.

If you have a Neutral Gray Card, that will make an ideal background for any subject.

 

[msandoval858]

Nice looking pic. Aside from the shave-porn aspect, here's what I see from a technical standpoint:

Composition is balanced and nicely cropped. Contrast looks good. Lighting is even, with no shadows or hot-spots or glare. Good depth of field, everything is sharp and in focus. I can almost read the fine print on the brush, and can see lots of individual hairs in the knot.

What type of camera and lens were you using?

Hint: Next time, shoot against a darker background, so that there is more contrast between the foreground subject and background. This will make the brush "pop" more.

If you have a Neutral Gray Card, that will make an ideal background for any subject.

I've been experimenting with shooting on white seamless, which is what I have setup right now im my little makeshift garage studio. I'll experiment some more on different backgrounds, but for the most part I shoot against white or black.

The shot was done with my D200 and 24-80mm lense at 1/125 f8. I use an SB-600 on stand with a 33" white shoot through umbrella. Ever since I started using tried this setup, my pictures have really excelled from what they were previously.

 

[joshep.sheena03]

You were snatched nice picture with white backgorund.You told that at present you are working on black and white background.So send me some snaps with black background.If you have shoot picture with different background also send those also.

 

[Dharion]

Good job! As nice as the brush is for shaving so is the photo for photograhpy.