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12/13/2002 11:14:41 AM · #1 |
Post your comments, questions, and reviews for...
How'd They Do That
'Two Tone Tonic' by jmsetzler
View this tutorial here. |
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12/13/2002 12:21:30 PM · #2 |
| Perfectly clear explanation of the process, excellent set-up photos. I think this is a good illustration of something which is simple but not easy. Thanks, John. |
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12/13/2002 12:55:06 PM · #3 |
Very nice straightforward tutorial, John. Thank you for taking the time to do that. Your shot was one that I definitely wanted to see a "how'd they do that" on! Great shot, congratulations!
Linda
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12/13/2002 01:34:15 PM · #4 |
| Thank you! I was dying to see how you did that |
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12/13/2002 02:21:44 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
Perfectly clear explanation of the process, excellent set-up photos. I think this is a good illustration of something which is simple but not easy. Thanks, John. |
Yes, thanks John. How do you find the time!
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12/15/2002 10:47:41 AM · #6 |
| Looks like there is some black bleeding onto the white at the top where the black and white lines meet??? |
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12/15/2002 12:45:57 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by tattoo:
Looks like there is some black bleeding onto the white at the top where the black and white lines meet??? |
yup... couldn't fix that within the rules of dpc tho...
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12/15/2002 01:15:48 PM · #8 |
To jmsetzler and jacko i wish i could say i used the same amount of preperation for my shot which came 3rd. I just set the camera on auto and pointed in the general direction of the ink. I didn`t diserve 3rd place for the 5 minutes it took.
But this week i spent about 2 hours on the shot and picked up some great tips from both of your tutorials.
In the occupations challenge i will be pleased at a top 25 place, but through skill rather than luck.
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12/15/2002 03:10:52 PM · #9 |
I always struggle with my lighting on set up shots so I usually try to avoid them. Your tutorial makes it look simple but I know it isn't. The end result appears simple in it's execution but you clearly have a lot of knowledge of creating beautiful set up shots. Nice tutorial, John.
T
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06/20/2003 12:30:53 AM · #10 |
Just new to photography....I am a mature adult with my first digital camera. Love what I am seeing. Getting great tips from Pros and Amateurs. Good work on this shot.
JJ |
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06/20/2003 12:34:42 AM · #11 |
| jimjones? that's disturbing... |
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02/23/2004 06:30:08 PM · #12 |
| John thanks for tutorial, it is great! I'm having an issue with the glass being very reflective on the dark sides of the glass. I'm guessing I need to eliminate any light source that's between the camera and the glass and rely entirely on light sources that are behind the glass and bounce back to the rear of the glass? I've tried umbrellas but the black on the glass is too reflective. |
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02/23/2004 06:36:24 PM · #13 |
Originally posted by garrywhite2:
John thanks for tutorial, it is great! I'm having an issue with the glass being very reflective on the dark sides of the glass. I'm guessing I need to eliminate any light source that's between the camera and the glass and rely entirely on light sources that are behind the glass and bounce back to the rear of the glass? I've tried umbrellas but the black on the glass is too reflective. |
No visible light sources between the camera and the glass or behind the camera...
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