Studio tips required
Discussion
I have the opportunity to borrow a studio and lighting for a couple of hours in the near future.
It's been a long time since I did any studio work - close to 20 years when I did my C&G course - and that was a small amount of portrait stuff!
The 'subject' will be my mates new mountain bike.
Now I know a few on here have done cars in a studio and I'm thinking that doing a bike would be similar - with them generally both being painted/glossy with lots of reflective metal surfaces etc.
The bike is turquoise and black with a few orange anodised parts.
Any tips on what sort of background and placement of lighting would be appreciated.
Guessing I won't want to light it too directly, so flashes etc. off to either side potentially?
These aren't going to be used for anything other than me having a go and something (hopefully....) nice for my mate to have in his bike-cave.
Any advice gratefully received.
Thanks.
It's been a long time since I did any studio work - close to 20 years when I did my C&G course - and that was a small amount of portrait stuff!
The 'subject' will be my mates new mountain bike.
Now I know a few on here have done cars in a studio and I'm thinking that doing a bike would be similar - with them generally both being painted/glossy with lots of reflective metal surfaces etc.
The bike is turquoise and black with a few orange anodised parts.
Any tips on what sort of background and placement of lighting would be appreciated.
Guessing I won't want to light it too directly, so flashes etc. off to either side potentially?
These aren't going to be used for anything other than me having a go and something (hopefully....) nice for my mate to have in his bike-cave.
Any advice gratefully received.
Thanks.
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