There are many different requirements for studio image capture. These include objects, props, equipment and costs. I will need to firstly source the products/objects I will be using for each of the four photographs which are close up, camera movements, shiny or chrome and glass objects. When sourcing products I will also need to consider costs as I would like to keep that to a minimal.
My current thoughts for shiny chrome object would be to use weights or barbells. For camera movements I am interested in looking at shifting the plane of focus rather than fixing converging lines and I am still brainstorming ideas for an object or set up. For macro I am interested in looking at sports equipment and I intend to shoot a wide variety of products. The glass object so far has proved to be the most difficult as there isn’t much in the way of glass objects for sport so I have been currently looking into sporting memorabilia to find a unique and interesting object to photograph.
Once all my products have been sourced I will also need to consider the use of props and backgrounds to create a more interesting and eye catching setting to photograph. I want to focus on have a strong and technically correct lighting set up that will be appropriate to each object. It is also important to leave plenty of time for completion of each of the six photographs in order to edit, print and mount as well as rectify any issues that may arise such as needing to reshoot
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