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diogosousa
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Hello,
does anyone know very good books on studio photography, mainly product photography, with diagrams and good examples?
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Diogo
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Ellis Vener
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"Light, Science, and Magic" current edition.
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Quote from: Ellis Vener on January 24, 2013, 08:02:33 PM
"Light, Science, and Magic" current edition.
Seconded. Just read it.
martin
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Quote from: Ellis Vener on January 24, 2013, 08:02:33 PM
"Light, Science, and Magic" current edition.
Highly recommended!
Without light, no image..., without good light, no good image...
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"Secrets of Studio Still Life Photography" by Gary Perlweiler is dated (mid '80s) but still really good as well.
Also "Digital Still Life Photography: Art, Business & Style" by Steve Sint is solid as well.
Finally "Matters of Light and Depth" by former cinematographer and lighting equipment designer Ross Lowell is , along with "Light, Science, and MAgic" is another core foundation book to understanding how to make, shape and use light for creative and dramatic effect.
Once you have a practiced understanding of using light, you should work at continually experimenting melding techniques and tools as part of creating your own photographic "signature." Good lighting never comes out of a box on a shelf, it is part of your response to the subject and that is true even if all you are doing is photographing a client's products on a simple white background.
Best wishes!
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Years ago there was a book called " Shooting your way to a million$" good straight forward book, bought it and never made a million but some of the articles were very handy. Peter
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