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Photographing your artwork

Photographing your artwork. 2-D Slides & Set-up. Image shot using outdoor slide film indoors with tungsten lights; image has yellowish tint. Image shot from too far away and out of focus. Focused with equal borders surrounding image. Cropped image; white balance set to incandescent

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Photographing your artwork

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  1. Photographing your artwork

  2. 2-D Slides & Set-up

  3. Image shot using outdoor slide film indoors with tungsten lights; image has yellowish tint

  4. Image shot from too far away and out of focus

  5. Focused with equal borders surrounding image

  6. Cropped image; white balance set to incandescent When shooting digitally, it is imperative that you have the correct white balance

  7. White balance setting on automatic, image has yellowish tint

  8. White balance set for florescent light, image has reddish tint

  9. White balance set for shooting in sunlight, image has greenish tint

  10. Interior set-up with tungsten film and studio lights The same set-up can be used if shooting digitally

  11. Using a copy stand with tungsten lamps

  12. Copy stand with tungsten lamps

  13. Photographing 2-D work outside on cloudy/overcast day using outdoor slide film

  14. As slide film becomes increasingly scarce, many teachers have begun photographing with digital cameras and then sending the images via the internet to companies that will convert them to slide format. A www.google.com search for “slides from digital” yielded the following sites: www.slides.com www.digitalslides.co.uk/ www.colorslide.com www.gammatech.com www.iprintfromhome.com/slides.htm www.replicolor.com www.prodigitalphotos.com www.slideplus.com and many more…..

  15. 3-D Slides & Set-up

  16. Clutter that distracts

  17. Background competes with sculptural subtitles

  18. Clear background and balanced lighting to reveal best of work

  19. Florescent above

  20. 1 light above with card Flash from camera

  21. 1 light above with card

  22. 1 light above with card 1 reflected light left 45º

  23. 1 light above with card 2 reflected lights L/R 45º

  24. No light above 1 reflected light left 45º 1 reflected light right 90º

  25. Details images that inform

  26. Details images that inform

  27. Alternative points of view that inform or not

  28. Alternative points of view that may inform

  29. Alternative points of view that inform yet (confusing background)

  30. Jewelry Slides

  31. Ring shot using a macro lens

  32. Ring shot with close-up rings attached to macro lens

  33. Close-up rings attach to the lens allowing a closer view

  34. Ring shot using a macro lens

  35. Ring shot with close-up rings attached to macro lens. There is a harsh glare from the lighting.

  36. This brooch has been shot in a fabric diffusion box. It is free standing with a light blue back drop paper. Mary Rogers, artist

  37. This necklace was placed on the surface of a light table without the light on, the photo was shot through a fabric diffusion box. Mary Rogers, artist

  38. Professionally photographed by Ralph Garbriner. Mary Rogers, artist

  39. Stands for back drop paper Quartz light Photoflood Miscellaneous lighting equipment Fabric diffusion box Photoflood kit

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