Food Photography
Feb 6, 2014 08:09:59 #
AimlessPixels
Loc: New Delhi,India
Guys,
trying to learn some techniques of food photography.
taken some pics but need some analysis and tips on
Lighting, Angles, WB ,lens ,apertures etc .
the following pics are taken under tungsten ( yellow light) with a 18-55 lens and less than F 4.5 apperture.
Would also love to see some tips on editing these pics.
trying to learn some techniques of food photography.
taken some pics but need some analysis and tips on
Lighting, Angles, WB ,lens ,apertures etc .
the following pics are taken under tungsten ( yellow light) with a 18-55 lens and less than F 4.5 apperture.
Would also love to see some tips on editing these pics.
Black Forest Cake
Panipuri (an Indian roadside snack)
Tom Yum Noodles
Feb 6, 2014 08:54:18 #
Fotografer
Loc: Denmark WI
Change your dof #2 would have more impact if also had light under it, you can make a light table out of a cardboard box and a halogen light and also halogen lights above. You might need a ladder to get the right angle.
Feb 6, 2014 13:34:27 #
If you can change the cherry color in #1, it might look better to shift them away from looking as orange-y as they do now. A more cherry-like red would be better.
I like #2.
#3 looks a little dark, but you could increase brightness/contrast to fix that.
I like #2.
#3 looks a little dark, but you could increase brightness/contrast to fix that.
Feb 6, 2014 23:25:21 #
AimlessPixels
Loc: New Delhi,India
[quote=Heirloom Tomato]If you can change the cherry color in #1, it might look better to shift them away from looking as orange-y as they do now. A more cherry-like red would be better.
#1 I guess the problem is the Yellow lighting.
Thanks for the 2 and #3 will try to fix more in PP.
I am looking for some general tips and tricks for food photography aswell.
#1 I guess the problem is the Yellow lighting.
Thanks for the 2 and #3 will try to fix more in PP.
I am looking for some general tips and tricks for food photography aswell.
Feb 7, 2014 00:06:09 #
Always watch your foreground and background. I see you did
this on these photos. Keep on practicing and always use good
light..
this on these photos. Keep on practicing and always use good
light..
Feb 7, 2014 00:11:16 #
Feb 7, 2014 02:17:49 #
AimlessPixels
Loc: New Delhi,India
Flyextreme wrote:
I'm hungry now
Then i am successful !!! :thumbup: :thumbup:
Feb 7, 2014 13:00:01 #
[quote=AimlessPixels]
UHH member rpavich has recently become really good at food photography. Check out his photos. He shows his setup in some of his posts.
Heirloom Tomato wrote:
If you can change the cherry color in #1, it might look better to shift them away from looking as orange-y as they do now. A more cherry-like red would be better.
#1 I guess the problem is the Yellow lighting.
Thanks for the 2 and #3 will try to fix more in PP.
I am looking for some general tips and tricks for food photography aswell.
#1 I guess the problem is the Yellow lighting.
Thanks for the 2 and #3 will try to fix more in PP.
I am looking for some general tips and tricks for food photography aswell.
UHH member rpavich has recently become really good at food photography. Check out his photos. He shows his setup in some of his posts.
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