What's cookin?

So I was making tatertots the other day and I thought to myself, "I wonder what I look like to those tater tots?". Well....today I found out.

C&C plz.

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nw85887 wrote in post #5972119
So I was making tatertots the other day and I thought to myself, "I wonder what I look like to those tater tots?". Well....today I found out.

Did you really find out... or did you only find out what you looked like to the tater tots "before" you were making them? You don't pre-heat do you?

Aaron

mrgtturbo wrote in post #5972366
Did you really find out... or did you only find out what you looked like to the tater tots "before" you were making them? You don't pre-heat do you?

Definitely maybe....to all of that.

Lol..too much time on our hands...hmmmmm?

I like the premise.just rid yourself of those reflections..

Thanks all!

Flo wrote in post #5972429
I like the premise.just rid yourself of those reflections..

The oven bulb reflection was part of the picture (how else would I be able to see the taters?

mrgtturbo wrote in post #5972366
Did you really find out... or did you only find out what you looked like to the tater tots "before" you were making them? You don't pre-heat do you?

Aaron

There...I fixed it just for you

love the idea..just wouldnt risk the camera

Nice picture, it would be nice to see some food between the camera and the oven window though even if its out of focus food. But I wouldn't put my camera in an oven and definitely not an oven with food at the same time, good photo

Have no fear, the camera is safe. The heating elements (and all associated reflections) were photoshopped into looking 'hot'.

I would have added food, but I ate all my tatertots the first go round.

Love the concept. It feels snapshotish to me though. Could you shoot it with a CPL to knock down the reflections? I know that would be a lot of trial and error.

Or, maybe its the fact that the shot has such a tungsten color to it.

While I agree it is a bit warm, I was actually hoping for that color. I mean the point was that the oven was ON and the tungsten bulb is on (to help see the food).

I think I'll retry it with a remote flash unit in the oven with the camera and I'll bounce the light off the back of the oven.

Thanks for the CC all.

Or......

Take a cpl, which will knock down some of the reflection on the glass, then put some more light on your face. If your (face, room) color temp is balanced (it appears to be in the photo) then I think i like the tungsten feel better. Leave the oven alone at that point, and let the orange come out.

Yeah, and clean the oven.

Excellent.

KarlosDaJackal wrote in post #5980943
Nice picture, it would be nice to see some food between the camera and the oven window though even if its out of focus food. But I wouldn't put my camera in an oven and definitely not an oven with food at the same time, good photo

Good idea about seeing some food.anticipation is what we need to see.
Lol about eating the tatertots first...:p

nw85887 wrote in post #5981636
Have no fear, the camera is safe. The heating elements (and all associated reflections) were photoshopped into looking 'hot'.

I would have added food, but I ate all my tatertots the first go round.

10 OUT OF 10 for creativity, very ammusing shot.
However i am very disappointed that you placed the the need to feed above inventive photographic experimentation by eating all the Tatertots

Whatever the hell they are