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I just wanted to show you the best set-up for taking a photo of a piece like this drawing.
Give your camera a good value range to read - and try to put that range in the center of the camera (for my digital camera, I cannot press "half-way" and then MOVE the focus to take the picture - I have to just snap the picture.
So I need my value range right in the middle of the shot)
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I did try with the value range set further apart - this was not as successful.
Taking photos of your art can be a big challenge - thankfully with digitial we have the freedom to explore and see the results instantly!
Click on the tag "photographing art" to see other examples.
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2 comments:
hey those are some cool ideas, thanks for the pointers!
I just love the pastels on the colored background. Amazing what you can do in 2 hours!
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