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Angelic-Artisan — Photographing a Mask Tutorial
Published: 2010-12-22 05:18:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 3160; Favourites: 30; Downloads: 65
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Porting a useful tutorial from my blog here to DA! I've seen some gorgeous masks on this site, only to sigh at the dark, grainy, or just plain bad photography of such beautiful items.I hope this tutorial sheds a little light on how to photograph your masks clearly! These are methods that work for me and are merely my suggestions.
Now nothing will stand in the way between your beautiful work and sharing it with the world! View the full blog post for clickable links and to enlarge the images.
View the finished silver fox mask
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Kinda good for photographing anything, isn't it? XD
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Probably! You'd be surprised how many people poorly light their masks. Some things look more artistic when lost in shadow. A product shot is not one of them.
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completely understandable.
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Thanks for the tips - I've never used a reflector before - I'll have to try that out.
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Cool! Glad I could help out. If a reflector's not around to use, a large piece of white matboard works too. Good luck!
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Hey! This has a feature in Stock and Awe 96! 
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Woot thanks for the promotion!
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