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Nikon D40


Sony DCR-SR65E


Esprit Watch


Acqua Di Gio


Nokia 6300


Casio Edifice Watch

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Great work!

I love Gio cologne. That's one of my more popular colognes to wear .

But I think you've nailed the lighting and composition. Just keep this up!

I'm assuming you were using your SB-flashes to light these images, right?

Were you using a tent?

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My Nokia phone!
Very good product photos,btw.

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thanks

yup i used my sb 800 and sb 400 for the flashes plus a DIY soft box

just trying if i can manage to do product photography

thanks again

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Acqua Di Gio


Bombet


Esprit Watch

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Well I certainly think you can manage this.

Only thing I will say is try to look into some different perspectives and crops.

It might be nice to get close on a certain part of a the product, (i.e. the face of the watch).

Keep up what you're doing, but also try new angles, compositions, and set-ups.

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thanks bro will try your suggestion

im really thankful that some people like my photos.

thanks guys

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i'm no expert by any means, but i'd say that if you could find a way to do this in your spare time for money, you'd definitely get away with it... these are very clean and crisp.

wow. thank you so much sir thomas

this really means a lot to me. hearing good things about my photos make me boost my self in photography.

thank you thank you thank you

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Excelent work Japokskee!!! Those photos can EASILY (and I mean it) could be in any top magazine with the vibrant color, nice lightning and tack sharpness... Now, if I were you I'll try something more, as example, a black background is one choise, using also a "hand model" wearing the watch or writing with the pen could be your next test... Get creative!!!

As Thomas said, you might get a couple of extra bucks doing some product photography, so far you're doing it awesome!

Cheers.

-VP-

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Hi Japokskee,

verty nice shots! Would you be willing to share a photo of your set-up with your background, lights, etc. etc.?

Cheers

thanks guys. i will try all your suggestions but first i have to master this white background first hehehehe.

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another of my product photos



Casio Edifice




Esprit

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Vintahah might have overcooked the praise a little with the "top magazine", compliment, but these are all solid product photos. I hope you don't mind that I referred another thread here to view your images as examples of what to aim for (the thread in question can be found here).

Over there you'll also find an example of my rudimentary product photography. I don't often do it, but I can easily take my lighting techniques from portraiture and put them into use. Even with your DIY white background you can easily achieve a back background that Vintahah suggests with the right strobe techniques. You'll need to pop your SB800 into Auto-FP mode to get the fast shutter sync. Give it a go when you have time.

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