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Jan 09, 2009 12:12 |  #1

I am wanting to do the ring shot where the ring stands in the crease of a book and makes a heart in the shadow. Any tips on making the ring stand up? I tried once and couldnt get it to balance for the life of me. Ill see if I can find a sample photo incase my description was not clear.


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Jan 09, 2009 14:04 |  #3

Position the ring, then get someone to hold the book up to the light and close slightly. On that pic I can see a bit of tape on the left side. Double sided tape?


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Jan 09, 2009 15:35 |  #4

Good spotting with the tape! A remote speedlite would be ideal to set this up.


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Jan 09, 2009 16:58 |  #5

_Jo_ wrote in post #7040447 (external link)
Position the ring, then get someone to hold the book up to the light and close slightly. On that pic I can see a bit of tape on the left side. Double sided tape?

Tape might work. I was hoping for something you couldnt see in the picture. I guess I could edit it out in ps.


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Jan 09, 2009 17:01 |  #6

silvrr wrote in post #7041501 (external link)
Tape might work. I was hoping for something you couldnt see in the picture. I guess I could edit it out in ps.

If you position the tape carefully underneath - it won't need much - you shouldn't be able to see it. On first glance at the above photo, you don't notice the tape.


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Jan 09, 2009 20:01 |  #7

You could always lie it down on the crease. Just have to reposition the flash.


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