Clothing photography with a "floating" look.

[Ballistics]

How do you go about photographing clothing as if it's being worn, and if the person wearing it is invisible so you have a 3D view and can see the tags etc.

 

[tirediron]

I would use clear mannequin forms and touch up in post.

 

[JAC526]

I would use clear mannequin forms and touch up in post.

Jesus those aren't cheap.

 

[camz]

Here's the idea:



Placing the tags in post should be pretty easy.

 

[bianni]

Try with the model and then shoot the clothes where the areas like the insides show and touch up in post.

 

[Ballistics]

Here's the idea:



Placing the tags in post should be pretty easy.

Try with the model and then shoot the clothes where the areas like the insides show and touch up in post.

I saw that vid, but what I'm trying to replicate, I don't think is what is being done. I may be wrong.

http://cdn1.bigcommerce.com/server2..._Pearl_Action__17679.1348511842.1280.1280.JPG

Edit: now that I looked at it blown up, maybe that's exactly what they're doing.

 

[camz]

Here's the idea:



Placing the tags in post should be pretty easy.

Try with the model and then shoot the clothes where the areas like the insides show and touch up in post.

I saw that vid, but what I'm trying to replicate, I don't think is what is being done. I may be wrong.

http://cdn1.bigcommerce.com/server2..._Pearl_Action__17679.1348511842.1280.1280.JPG

Edit: now that I looked at it blown up, maybe that's exactly what they're doing.

Yeah I think so. I can't think of any other way to create structure underneath the clothing. If you look at the end of the gee's arms, you'll notice the post processing brush strokes. Looks like you're in business!

 

[Ballistics]

Now where to find/buy a mannequin locally, is my next issue.

 

[camz]

Plenty of options in Amazon:

Amazon.com: mannequins