New Beer....

[Raincheck]

An improvement compared with the last shot …



Rain

 

[Raincheck]

Here both shots,

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#1 the first beer shot ever, a bit flat!
#2 second attempt is looking more lively.


Rain...

 

[Rick58]

Ok, I'm now officially thirsty

 

[IronMaskDuval]

Ok, I'm now official thirsty

Not me. I drank one too many last night.

 

[Mtothepoweroftwo]

hi Raincheck! very nice shot, i have actually never tried product photography like this so take what i am saying with a grain of salt.
to me the image could pop a bit more still - did you try making it half a stop brighter and maybe add a stronger highlight on the left side of the glass?
also.. could it be that the white balance is slightly off? could be my monitor but i see a lot of green channel in that yellow beer.

other than that, as i said - really cool shot man!

 

[Dikkie1]

Happy New Beer !

 

[mishele]

9am and I'm so ready for one of those!!

 

[D-B-J]

Nice! Did you have a reflector behind the beer? I used some card stock covered in white paper last time I did this type of shot and it made a HUGE improvement. I'd suggest trying some gold color, to give the beer a rich gold color. The lighting looks a lot better than the first. The bubbles on the glass seem a bit much/overkill, but you're getting there.

Best,
Jake


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[BrickHouse]

I think this is a great shot! If the purpose of a product shot is to peak interest and desire, you've done that here. The head running over the top and collecting at the bottom, the beads of sweat on the glass, all very wonderful and making me long for 10 hrs from now.

 

[baturn]

How did you get two pictures of full beers? I like the 2nd.

 

[lambertpix]

#2 > #1.

I'm thirsty now....

 

[Raincheck]

Okay,

Here a few pints to share for the thirsty once



Rain...

 

[D-B-J]

Okay,

Here a few pints to share for the thirsty once

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Rain...

One thing. It doesn't make sense that there are condensation bubbles around the top/head of the beer. Logically that makes no sense, and makes this shot confusing. Lighting wise, it looks good.

Jake


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