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some cheesecake stuff....light everywhere.

riffster wrote in post #19348828
some cheesecake stuff....light everywhere.

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doesnt the model's heels poke right through your seamless?

my one concern about using paper. if i should ever get into shooting like this

Ltdave wrote in post #19348846
doesnt the model's heels poke right through your seamless?

my one concern about using paper. if i should ever get into shooting like this

Ya. Until I replaced my carpet with a hard wood floor, I’d place a few sheets of plywood down then set up the paper/vinyl… whatever to protect the background/floor from damage.

Also carpet would pucker under foot. Way too ugly.

Now I’ve got a nice 19’x36’ area with which to cause mischief.

ImageMaker... wrote in post #19348855
Ya. Until I replaced my carpet with a hard wood floor, I’d place a few sheets of plywood down then set up the paper/vinyl… whatever to protect the background/floor from damage.

Also carpet would pucker under foot. Way too ugly.

Now I’ve got a nice 19’x36’ area with which to cause mischief.

My wife won't let me tear up the carpet in my studio (aka living room), but I have her convinced to get a sheet of plywood, cut down into 4 2x4 strips (easier to store in my ever shrinking office), and then putting laminate over that (probably a neutral gray wood).

What thickness of wood were you using (1/2, 3/4)?

Definitely if you don't put something hard underneath. I have 4-5 2x4 plywood sheets under there for a temporary hard floor. Pack 'em up when I'm done.

mhickman wrote in post #19348879
My wife won't let me tear up the carpet in my studio (aka living room), but I have her convinced to get a sheet of plywood, cut down into 4 2x4 strips (easier to store in my ever shrinking office), and then putting laminate over that (probably a neutral gray wood).

What thickness of wood were you using (1/2, 3/4)?

I used 4 half inch 4x8 sheets crossed over each other. Now, the wood floor also serves as a shooting surface too. It’s lovely and the wife loves it so much better than the carpet.

A simple and fast mopping no more vacuuming or shampooing the carpet.

Did some cosplay stuff last weekend
In the 5th anniversary of the video game Nier Automata we decided to shoot the android A2 but how i visualized her being undamaged.

Gear
Canon EOS R
Canon 50mm f1.2
Godox X1 trigger

Set up

Sunflower Dew Drops

Result:

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From the same set up as above:

SYS wrote in post #19354040
From the same set up as above:

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...but shouldn't the bird be upside down?

Mike Martin wrote in post #19354246
...but shouldn't the bird be upside down?

I took the shot when the bird was summersaulting....

Yes, of course, my canvas print of the bird was upside down to achieve this.

SYS wrote in post #19354273
I took the shot when the bird was summersaulting....

Yes, of course, my canvas print of the bird was upside down to achieve this.

I just flipped my iPhone around. No problem.

ImageMaker... wrote in post #19354289
I just flipped my iPhone around. No problem.

There you go.

SYS wrote in post #19354273
I took the shot when the bird was summersaulting....

Yes, of course, my canvas print of the bird was upside down to achieve this.

its very intelligent idea

Here's a BTS shot with the upside-down bird: