Mini Mu Florist and Red Shift

[jimilee]

People are saying photographing Envirotex/resin makes for bad pictures, how is it different than photographing glossy objects clear coated with a different kind of finish?
dave

It's not.


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Okay first thing to do is ditch the camera flash, only reason to ever use a camera flash is in an emergency that requires a picture for reference.

Try shooting outside in a shaded spot, north side of a building will give even diffuse light.

Indoors try beside a bright window but not one with the sun shining in.
dave

Maaaan, this is getting complicated. There's a reason I'm a bass player, less strings to fool with!


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[benny_profane]

The key is diffuse light or oblique light sources. So, avoid direct sunlight/light bulbs and never use a flash.

[jimilee]

The key is diffuse light or oblique light sources. So, avoid direct sunlight/light bulbs and never use a flash.

Cool. I try to take them from further away and then crop it.  Seems like it only fill flashes then. Sometimes it works sometimes not as good.


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[Betty Wont]

How are you liking the mini mu? I haven't seen many build reports on that one and I have one in the works.

[jimilee]

How are you liking the mini mu? I haven't seen many build reports on that one and I have one in the works.

It's really nice. Fantastic control over the band pass. I really like the reverse feature. That's something that not a lot of filters have.


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