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Aug 15, 2011 00:14 |  #1

Built a light box tonight. Here is the first photo I took with the new box. Please tell me what you think. Looking for constructive criticism. What did I do wrong with the photo etc...

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Aug 15, 2011 00:14 |  #2

Could be my screen, but the actual motorcycle looks underexposed to me.


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Aug 15, 2011 00:18 |  #3

i think its your screen, my screen is always a little dark but this looks really good. no show us the lightbox


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Aug 15, 2011 00:19 |  #4

35mmNewbie wrote in post #12936545 (external link)
Could be my screen, but the actual motorcycle looks underexposed to me.

Probably my photography :) This is my first attempt ever at this sort of thing. Can only get better from here (hopefully)


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Aug 15, 2011 00:21 |  #5

mk3supraholic wrote in post #12936568 (external link)
i think its your screen, my screen is always a little dark but this looks really good. no show us the lightbox

Thanks! I will post a pic tomorrow of the box. I had so much fun shooting the bike pics that I totally forgot to take a pic of the setup :)


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Aug 15, 2011 04:22 |  #6

What's the matter with Ducati - they've not been doing too well in the MotoGP.

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Aug 15, 2011 18:17 |  #7

It looks like the main source of light is from the top. You can tell by the strong shadow directly under the bike. The bike seems a little under exposed while the highlights are a bit strong.

Try placing a white card in front of the bike to reflect some light back to the bike. This will illuminate the front fender as well.




  
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Aug 15, 2011 18:23 |  #8

The motorcycle definitely looks underexposed.


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Aug 15, 2011 20:31 |  #9

Purplecow wrote in post #12941227 (external link)
It looks like the main source of light is from the top. You can tell by the strong shadow directly under the bike. The bike seems a little under exposed while the highlights are a bit strong.

Try placing a white card in front of the bike to reflect some light back to the bike. This will illuminate the front fender as well.

Thanks a bunch Gonna try that. The light was from above. Might try lighting from the sides as well. Work in progress :)


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