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Got new phones...Products photography.Recently we have upgraded our cell phones.. Why not to shoot them for a portfolio? So, 2 hours in a studio, two more in photo shop, and here is the result:
Was easy setup, 3 light sources: one from above, two from sides just a little behind. Only cleaning and fake reflection on a screen were done in photoshop. Related posts:3 comments to Got new phones…Products photography. |  I share everything I know here. Lighting setups, gear reviews, tutorials, tips and behind the scenes videos from our photo sessions. Make sure to subscribe for weekly updates below so you don't miss anything.    Questions and Answers. Quite often I receive interesting questions about the particular lighting setup or issue with the particular shot that other photographers are dealing with and such questions is not directly related to any post I have here in the blog. Read More->>  (C)Philip (www.80eight.co.uk)Get inspired, post your results here! This post inspired by the readers who used materials published on this blog to do their own shots. Similar technique, different results. Thank you, guys!  Loading ... | ||
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March 1st, 2009 | 
Great work, but
I am a fan of your work and have been for quite a while. I think you could have accomplished this final result in less time. You could have spent the same 2 hrs in the studio shooting on black glass and get the reflection and spend less time editing in photoshop.
Just a suggestion. You guys are great. View my work at http://www.tonyagregoire.com
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March 13th, 2009 at 1:03 pm
Re: Great work, but
Thanks for the suggestion, but I guess
I was not clear:
We did shoot on a black glass, reflection from phones is real,
no Photoshop there.
The reflection we did in photoshop is a nice arc on a phone’s screen
Alex
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Oh! It has been mo long time desire to own a Balckberry phone. Looking at the photos inspire me to save more so I could buy such!
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