if wanna shoot a shine / glass product or shoot a product on a glass need to use CPL to kill the reflection.
Filters Talk, Does it really make a different?
Filters Talk, Does it really make a different?
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Jun 29 2009, 05:11 PM
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if wanna shoot a shine / glass product or shoot a product on a glass need to use CPL to kill the reflection.
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Jun 29 2009, 07:20 PM
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QUOTE(chucky @ Jun 29 2009, 01:46 PM) Shooting fluorescent lighting is bad if you wanna compare colour, because depending on which phase of the 50 Hz you are shooting, you will get different colour white balance. (FYI the fluorescent lighting is flickering at a frequency of 50Hz because that's what our power supply is running at.) Sorry if this has been pointed out before... QUOTE(shootkk @ Jun 29 2009, 01:53 PM) Actually, using a fluorescent light is not the best choice of light source to show flaring or ghosting. Hi Vincent Pang,Reason being fluorescent lights flickers! We can't see it with our eyes as it flickers much too fast for us but the camera is able to capture as it goes through its cycles. Those yellow or sometimes brown colour patches are caused by the flickering of the tube. You can try it. Set your cam to continuous shots, aim it at the tube and fire away. You can get similar kind of yellow or brown patches in some of your shots. i just try to shoot a fluorescent light using lens with hoya hmc uv filter and without filter in burst mode. what i get is same. same as all your image result in one burst mode shoot. im not a pro. maybe u can reshoot again with a Hoya HD and B+W(alloy) in burst mode. see how the result is?... My opinion is ur filter quality comparison is not ideal if u using a fluorescent light as a object. |
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