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Published: 2006-03-09 18:11:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 15288; Favourites: 457; Downloads: 1826
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i always wanted to try this kind of shot. i build myself some kind of table top. i will show you a making of. sorry for the shadows! hope u like
see making of here: [link]
show me your results, if you try too! i would love to watch
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first: sorry 4 my english and thx for the support!
thx to everybody commenting and for all the helpful critique, this will really help me.
it is a pity i broke my self-made studio yesterday so i need to wait some time to buy a new pvc.
maybe i will load up some color-version of it today. hop you will like as well.
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Comments: 171
cool youn made something similar i will check it out
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wow this is a fantastic idea!
me want to try it..
thanks for sharing!
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Hi there, already made my comment on this piece.
I tried it out, was fun playing around getting alot of different effects.
Heres my results [link]
I like ideas like this, so if you have more, please let me know. Its very very intresting.
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That is such a cool shot. Are the glasses on some kind of ramp?
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yes they are on some kind of ramp
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thx for the watch comment and fav
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you are welcome
I'll keep an eye on you
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waaw :waw:
this is amazing
may I know what is the materials u used in this work ?
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see it here as well : Lighting for Studio Shots
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hey u know.. i was trying something similar and i found out tht if u want to remove the shadows from the back, all u need is a spotlight or lamp kept on the side and its beam directed towards the background behind the glasses... if there is enough clearance between the background and the glasses, it becomes much easier to position the lights without it falling on the glasses themselves.
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thx, the image-link does not work anymore, but i visited the other link you gave me!
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i know... it was a bummer.. sorry abt tht
so did u like the idea?
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I saw the "making of". Pretty intelligent there 
Definitely a swell capture on the dye too.
Take Care!
thelaws.
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That;s really cool. Did you build a table top thats slanted and put water with food coloringin it?? 
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Cool
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would you show me a link to ur result? i will look in ur gallery if it is there
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It's not in there but I have some pictures on my comp, I'll upload them in my scraps section (the pictures are nothing great)
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cool do not forget to show me! mine does not look so good without correction in PS, either.
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I submitted it. [link] Check it out there
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i saw it! btw thx for the watch!
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Mine are just some slightly blurry snapshots (nothing artistic or anything)
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What a fantastic idea to put it in a sequence.
I've taken many shots of this idea and it's such a lovely idea! Maybe you could experiment with even more colours? You've really done this well though! Congrats on the idea and congrats on the feature in Gilads journal.
Just a q, how much was your studio setup? Looks pretty simple but just curious on the lights.
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thx! the lights are normal desktop lamps, and not so good, the white plane was 12 € it is pvc and really cool i found it in a store.
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the shadows aren't a problem, they don't distract the viewer from the amazing subjects.
i simply adore this
thumbs up, way up
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