gossamer
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Hi, the picture below was shot using my D500 with my 24-70mm using two XPLOR 600s at about 1/32nd power, each with a 38" octobox positioned from above, but the item appears to get lost in the background. The background is inside a light tent with a muslin background. The background is a little wrinkled, so I used the light to overtake (if that's the right word) the wrinkles. I've set the white balance using my lastolite pop-up gray card.
Looking at the image here, I see the background still needs some work, but some guidance on the best approach would be appreciated.
I've also included a mug that I think is a little better, but it's also somewhat lost in the background.
What's the proper way to do this?
Is it better to just use a different colored background?
This was really difficult
Looking at the image here, I see the background still needs some work, but some guidance on the best approach would be appreciated.
I've also included a mug that I think is a little better, but it's also somewhat lost in the background.
What's the proper way to do this?
Is it better to just use a different colored background?
This was really difficult