grape ape
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Might as well post my new headphone stand I made for my new headphones. It's about the creepiest thing I ever made.
With all the new DAPs coming out using large touchscreen interfaces they've made my life incredibly hard taking photos of them in my light box, especialluy considering I use a bounce flash. Without buying any special filters or technics the natural result is a massive relfection and flash bouncing off the screen.
You could try hanging dark coloured paper from the roof of the box to get the reflection you want.
I guess there's no harm in using safety pins or something ... I've never tried this in my light box, so I'll let you test it out first
Your best option is probably to just get a polarizing filter...or rip one out of a pair of imax3D glasses.
Yep I've looked into them, just a cheap ass lol. My camera is a Canon G16 though so I'd need a special filter adapter kit for it. I'll look into it further.
Yep I've looked into them, just a cheap ass lol. My camera is a Canon G16 though so I'd need a special filter adapter kit for it. I'll look into it further.
Just do a ghetto jig with some blue tack holding the filter on the end of the lens.
I have black sheets of paper for doing black backdrops, I've held one above but it just messes up the lighting because I bounce the flash off the tent roof. :mad:
I'd love some others opinions on ways to capture it without the need for editing.
Damn glass screens, drive me nuts. I'd just leave it natural if possible but it really gives a gross look.