Getting sharp product photography

[Braineack]

Those aren't bad, but they still look like they are being overwhelmed with light. Still look like they could use more DOF. And you need to bring down the blacks level when processing.

 

[tirediron]

Those aren't bad, but they still look like they are being overwhelmed with light. Still look like they could use more DOF. And you need to bring down the blacks level when processing.

Yep... lighting is still out of control here. Look especially at the last one with the case. The highlights on the ends of the case are blown, the are horrible cloudy reflections in the glasses...

 

[jimmykoli12]

Yes I too think the photos are over exposed. I have shot all the images at f8. Any suggestion on how to improve the same.

 

[jimmykoli12]

Hi all this is the original image which I had shot. It was shoot at f16.

 

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Just as a general observation, it appears to me that many product shots suffer from the "amazon fever" : white background at any price. During the shot they throw too much light on the scene, concentrating on the background. I claim guilty of having done that.

It's better get the product sharp out of the camera, and take care of the white in post.