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Advice on taking photos lighting etc.

ctbfashion · 2012-05-28 16:24:37

Hi, I am looking at taking good quality photos on a manaquin they dont need to be amazing but proffesional. i have tried with a cream wall in the back round it works to an extent but i have shadows etc. im wondering how much it would cost and what i would need to do this. any advice appreciated.

28-05-2012 5:24pm

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ctbfashion

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Hi,

I am looking at taking good quality photos on a manaquin they dont need to be amazing but proffesional. i have tried with a cream wall in the back round it works to an extent but i have shadows etc. im wondering how much it would cost and what i would need to do this.

any advice appreciated.

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#2 28-05-2012 5:44pm

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ctbfashion wrote: »

Hi,

I am looking at taking good quality photos on a manaquin they dont need to be amazing but proffesional. i have tried with a cream wall in the back round it works to an extent but i have shadows etc. im wondering how much it would cost and what i would need to do this.

any advice appreciated.

Probably a better place to ask - http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=27

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#3 29-05-2012 3:03pm

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have you any examples of what youd like them to look like?? is it for a catalogue or something?? where are you based, i could possibly help you out.

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#4 29-05-2012 3:31pm

ctbfashion

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Hi folks,

thanks for the replies it might be better off in that section i wonder what the moderater thinks,

hi pearljam fan.

yes it is for online adverts on ebay etc. i want a white back round and no shadows etc. just looking for an idea on how much that type of equipment would cost at a start up level.

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#5 29-05-2012 3:43pm

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theres this kind of thing,
http://www.wexphotographic.com/buy-lastolite-hilite-background-6x7-feet/p1016777#details

or this
http://www.adverts.ie/other-photography/1000w-photo-studio-continuous-light-kit-soft-boxes/1457247

but i think if you put a sheet in front of a bright window, took the photo in front of the window, and could do the rest of the editing in a programme like photoshop elements which is fairly cheap around €80, as long as you took the photo right then youd probably get good results on a budget.

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