Can you tell me what do you think?
I'm new to product photography.
Used a Canon 1100D and a Canon 50mm f1.8 lenses and natural light
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I really like them and how the lighting is for the main portion of the shoe and how the light gradients. But I myself would only change one thing and that would be to add some additional light to the souls to bring the white out in them more.
Thank you so much.
I agree with you, but the client wanted a grey souls (it's the brand color)
But maybe if I could get some brightness with direct light to have some more contrast ... I would have to try a little more in the next photos
Oh ok I thought the souls were white but if that’s what the true color is photos look great and as before lighting is nice.
Oh thank u
I have to agree - Lighting looks awesome! Even if I do not like the shoes themself, I like the images.
And about the background - I thinks it is a little too much, maybe lower the opacity - but pure white looks too standard for me.
Great work
Nice photos, would like to know what was the setup for the shooting
Thank you,