Chocolate Donuts
Jan 21, 2022 13:53:20 #
Enjoy,
Combination of artificial light and a mirror, very interesting !
Enjoy
Combination of artificial light and a mirror, very interesting !
Enjoy
Jan 21, 2022 17:33:25 #
Tito14 wrote:
Enjoy,
Combination of artificial light and a mirror, very interesting !
Enjoy
Combination of artificial light and a mirror, very interesting !
Enjoy
Great photos. I bet you had fun doing them!
Jan 21, 2022 17:44:14 #
JustJill wrote:
Great photos. I bet you had fun doing them!
Thank you so much, appreciate your comments.
Having a great time with the photos. My cooking time at home is so limited that I prefer buy some food and be creative.
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Jan 22, 2022 12:47:18 #
Cool shots. How did you do it without taking a bite out of one to keep your energy level up? 
Jan 22, 2022 13:02:39 #
GeorgeK
Loc: NNJ
Curmudgeon wrote:
Cool shots. How did you do it without taking a bite out of one to keep your energy level up?
Probably started out with a half dozen. Nice photo.
Jan 22, 2022 16:40:58 #
Curmudgeon wrote:
Cool shots. How did you do it without taking a bite out of one to keep your energy level up?
End up eating two after the shot, no a good thing.
Jan 22, 2022 16:41:59 #
GeorgeK wrote:
Probably started out with a half dozen. Nice photo.
Hi George, started with 3 and finished with one. Thanks
Jan 22, 2022 17:15:59 #
These donuts do look delicious. Thanks for sharing the photos.
In order to understand my food photos better and maybe others can find something to ponder, I do have a question or two. What is the camera focusing at in the first photo? To me it is probably near the tabletop. I am wondering if it should not be closer to the front edge of the top donut. Thoughts?
Also, what focal length of lens did you use? That, along with other things, will affect the depth of field and those what is in and out of focus.
I have some struggles trying to decide these things in my own food shots. --Richard
In order to understand my food photos better and maybe others can find something to ponder, I do have a question or two. What is the camera focusing at in the first photo? To me it is probably near the tabletop. I am wondering if it should not be closer to the front edge of the top donut. Thoughts?
Also, what focal length of lens did you use? That, along with other things, will affect the depth of field and those what is in and out of focus.
I have some struggles trying to decide these things in my own food shots. --Richard
Jan 22, 2022 19:17:34 #
Hi Richard,
The first photo ISO 400 / 50 mm 1.8 / 1/25 s / f6.3 with a tripod
Second phot ISO 400/ 50mm 1.8 / 1/100 s / f3.2 no tripod
See the attached set up. A white bounce board on the left with a reflector ( founded in a box of chocolates, you can make it with aluminum foil)
GODOX SL 150 ll with a 24x24 rectangular softbox.
Let me know if you need more information. Glad to help !
Ernesto
The first photo ISO 400 / 50 mm 1.8 / 1/25 s / f6.3 with a tripod
Second phot ISO 400/ 50mm 1.8 / 1/100 s / f3.2 no tripod
See the attached set up. A white bounce board on the left with a reflector ( founded in a box of chocolates, you can make it with aluminum foil)
GODOX SL 150 ll with a 24x24 rectangular softbox.
Let me know if you need more information. Glad to help !
Ernesto
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