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In Reply to: Problems Shooting Art Work: posted by Vinylly on April 12, 2003 at 20:01:24:
Hi, Ok firstly diffuse the lights--you can use Kodatrace available from Artist/Designer supplies. I would also lower the angle down and out slightly of each light.
Now the trick for even richer tonal saturation -- obtain some sheet Polaroid from your local Pro Cine outlet and polarise each light to eliminate the 'sheen' and enrich the colors. Shoot with a Polarising filter on your camera turning while viewing the Artwork in the Viewfinder. Remember to allow 1.5 to 2 stops exposure compensation.Good Shooting,
Des
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Follow Ups
- Re: Problems Shooting Art Work: - Des 03:59:12 04/13/03 (3)
- excellent Des.....I would only add..... - Joe M 05:50:59 04/13/03 (2)
- Touche! - Des 20:06:45 04/13/03 (1)
- Re: Touche!True not to mention shooting a graycard and color checker card - Joe M 04:56:32 04/14/03 (0)
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