My Cologne

[ordinaryless]

clean and white look..

Pic 1

Pic 2

 

[ordinaryless]

Pic 3

Pic 4

Pic 5

Comments anyone?

 

[ST_sg]

All good, but I pick pic #3 the best of them :thumbsup:
Care to share how's the setup?

Cheers!

 

[ordinaryless]

hmmz, apart from the spelling mistake that is pointed out by belgarathc, any more comments?

:embrass:

 

[ordinaryless]

All good, but I pick pic #3 the best of them :thumbsup:
Care to share how's the setup?

Cheers!

Setup
Pic 1 & 2:
Back ground is mahjong paper, thats the only setup. I used internal flash of 300D and did a bit of PSing..

Pic 3 & 4 & 5:
No Mahjong paper but you need a sun.

Used the natural sunlight from the window, no flash ..

Thanks for ya comments ST

 

[JAG]

oh good work with using the sun., gave it the precise warm effect

 

[ordinaryless]

oh good work with using the sun., gave it the precise warm effect

thanks! i don't have any special lightings hence i have to tap the natural resources! ;p

 

[Bee Hedge]

I like Pic #2. Looks like a page from Her World Magazine.

 

[Pinkishy]

i love Pic #3 :thumbsup: !!

 

[v'sion]

Too many unwanted reflections n unnecessory shadow on all the pics look to messy for general product shots. Play around wif reflectors like white, black cardboard/paper n also small mirror to enhance your product shots. Practice make perfect

 

[geoyip]

Very Nice :thumbsup: my favorite goes to pic 3 as well

 

[ptwong]

Pic 3

Comments anyone?

Like this pic but i think the bottom part a bit out of focus ( i think should keep the EAU DE COLOGNE in focus) thanks for sharing

 

[ordinaryless]

I like Pic #2. Looks like a page from Her World Magazine.

Nah, it doesn't look like a page from 'Her World' because 'Her World' magazine got no spelling error, mine has!

Thanks for ya comments!

 

[ordinaryless]

Too many unwanted reflections n unnecessory shadow on all the pics look to messy for general product shots. Play around wif reflectors like white, black cardboard/paper n also small mirror to enhance your product shots. Practice make perfect

Very helpful comments from you, thank you. You pointed out things which i think are pretty true, things which i didn't take notice.

You mentioned there are too many unwanted reflections in the pic but u also suggested me to use reflectors, hmmz, so is there any hard and fast rule which define what are good or bad reflections or isit just the feel that matters?

 

[ordinaryless]

i love Pic #3 :thumbsup: !!

Very Nice :thumbsup: my favorite goes to pic 3 as well

Pink and Geo, i appreciate ya kind words..

Like this pic but i think the bottom part a bit out of focus ( i think should keep the EAU DE COLOGNE in focus) thanks for sharing

Yep, agree with you, DOF is probably too shallow for product shots.. thank you

 

[ndroo]

#3 gets my vote too. ptwong, i don't think it's out of focus, just the DOF is on the shallow side. just my 0.02.

 

[ordinaryless]

Jus curious here...

Seems like there are quite a few here who prefer #3. What is it in the picture that capture ya heart? Isit the feel? The reflection? The colour?

 

[hwchoy]

I don't think the lack of DOF in #3 is all bad. As it is it strongly sets out the brand, takes away all other details and leaves the caligraphic branding image in the reader's mind.

In a real product shoot maybe we'd even trim away the nozzle intake tube to get a clean look?

 

[ordinaryless]

I don't think the lack of DOF in #3 is all bad. As it is it strongly sets out the brand, takes away all other details and leaves the caligraphic branding image in the reader's mind.

In a real product shoot maybe we'd even trim away the nozzle intake tube to get a clean look?

:thumbsup: good suggestion, maybe i'll try to ps away the inner tube next tiem.

Thanks for ya contributing ya views.

 

[khairi]

either you PS away the inner tube or rearrange the tube to face away from the name of the product.