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Horoscope Fish

Horoscope Fish

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I think these are a huge improvement, especially that last set. The white balance is correct, color is spot on, reflections are under control and everything has sharp focus.

Further, I think the ring box brings some much needed coherence to the subject. I've never been a fan, personally speaking, of objects floating on a white background; it's just so... un-natural. I think using the box puts the ring into context, frames it almost and grounds the whole shot instead of leaving these rings, and me as the observer, floating (uncomfortably) in empty space. The simplicity of the box sets off the complex artistry of the rings, and I think that's a very good thing.




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Hussy Ameer

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nickt said:
I like these better. The ones you posted yesterday drew my eye right to the blurry backside. These (except for #1) draw my eye to the ring and I want to enjoy the detail. The back edge is still just a bit blurry, but it does not distract my eyes like yesterday. Like Rick M said yesterday, the edges leading to the back should still be sharp and I think you have done that.

What did your f-stop and distance to the ring end up being for #2 and #6? (black ring and gold cross ring).

Some people did not like the black spot in the reflections, I don't have advice for the lighting and reflections. I never take pictures of shiny things like this. As a customer, the reflections wouldn't bother me. Maybe because I know they are just reflections and not flaws.

Riverside made a good point. I never thought about shooting hundreds of these. So when you are happy with the shot, make sure you can easily repeat it anytime. If you used sharpening or contrast or whatever in photoshop, you could try setting your in-camera jpg settings to do that for you automatically. Then at most you would only need to do a quick crop.
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Thank you for help me , you said what did your f-stop and distance for ring # 2 and 6, i dnt know what is F-stop ? what is this ? and distance is same that i use for other rings pics ,
 
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Hussy Ameer

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Horoscope Fish said:
I think these are a huge improvement, especially that last set. The white balance is correct, color is spot on, reflections are under control and everything has sharp focus.

Further, I think the ring box brings some much needed coherence to the subject. I've never been a fan, personally speaking, of objects floating on a white background; it's just so... un-natural. I think using the box puts the ring into context, frames it almost and grounds the whole shot instead of leaving these rings, and me as the observer, floating (uncomfortably) in empty space. The simplicity of the box sets off the complex artistry of the rings, and I think that's a very good thing.




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Thank you so much FISH :)
i try my best to do more better , Hope everything will be fine Amen ,
thx again for helping me :)
 
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