Circuit Board
Sep 6, 2012 01:55:38 #
This was taken with my Canon 7D and my 60mm macro lens.
Settings: Bulb mode using a penlight 4 sec exposure, ISO 200, F/22. I used Photomatix Pro HDR software to process 3 synced images and finalized it in CS3 with basic adjustments. It's interesting playing with light and finding things around your house to photograph. What do you think?
Settings: Bulb mode using a penlight 4 sec exposure, ISO 200, F/22. I used Photomatix Pro HDR software to process 3 synced images and finalized it in CS3 with basic adjustments. It's interesting playing with light and finding things around your house to photograph. What do you think?
Sep 6, 2012 06:54:42 #
I like the subject matter however the hot spot is distracting.
Would it be possible to apply indirect/reflected light?
Would it be possible to apply indirect/reflected light?
Sep 6, 2012 08:19:18 #
Roger Salls
Loc: Stratford, CT
Genlenz, You might try shooting the circuit board from a very low oblique angle with some backighting. I have shot boards this way in the past and they can almost take on a cityscape look and feel. Like you're a giant and you have found this little city so you take a closer look. I would like to see the results should you try this.
Sep 6, 2012 10:42:04 #
seesaw... I was trying to cover the logo on the chip... that was the reason for the brightness..thx for looking
Sep 6, 2012 11:49:22 #
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