First Timer Watch photography

For my unit at college ive got to do a product shot and decided to shoot my watch, decided to use a green gel on the ligh to give it a different look t the norm. Would love to know what you think

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very clean shot, great detail and color

There is a section in Presentation for watch photography.....

rick_reno wrote in post #14157192
very clean shot, great detail and color

Thanks Rick

Lionel wrote in post #14157280
There is a section in Presentation for watch photography.....

Thanks Lionel, have seen that thread but wanted to post it in here as id get more comments on how to improve etc

OK.............

clean and good detail,. id prob use another background tho

bwpmedia wrote in post #14160864
clean and good detail,. id prob use another background tho

Thanks, will kep that in mind for one i do another one

green doesn't work, try red on a pure black background, the fact that it's not new and has scratches doesn't help.

I would second that..^

Edit out the scratches.

CLEAN your watch if that was also DUST!

Reshoot on a white background. I think your dial will look better against a white BG.

Don't forget to set your watch to 10:10 -- that's a sign of a true professional.

This watch doesn't have any characteristics that make the 10:10 trick necessary or useful in any way.

CrayonNinja wrote in post #14170269
This watch doesn't have any characteristics that make the 10:10 trick necessary or useful in any way.

other than the fact that the current location of the hands is covering the wording on the watch, which, if it was a product shot would be helpful to see.

Yes, but the whole point of 10:10 is to frame the company logo, which is not placed traditionally on this watch.