How to Prevent Reflections in Studio Photography | Avoid reflections on any surface with these steps
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2022
- To avoid reflections in studio photography from your off-camera flash, you have to first understand the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection. You see, basic physics allows us to position our equipment and our subject in ways that completely prevent the reflection showing up on a reflective surface, regardless of whether that is a human wearing glasses, a dog licking a sheet of acrylic or a wall art product with a glass/metal surface.
This all came about because we released the "How to photograph lick shots in studio" video and literally hundreds of you tried it. 90% of those who tried it really struggled with reflections - hopefully, this will help! If you missed that video, it's here: • How To: Capture Perspe...
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Hooooray!!! That worked for me, thank you so much.
Right, and the same type of thinking can be used to add diffused highlights where you'd like them to be.
When we, our photography team, did Easter portraits with not much space to work with we would have those who wear glasses to tilt their face slightly downward. That eliminated the reflection and we didn't have to move the light setup.
Thanks again for sharing of your experience and knowledge 💪 so helpful!
Thank you 🙏 so pleased you're enjoying the content we put out 😊
Great explanation. I love these to the point videos! Keep it up! Thank you!
Thank you so much for that positive feedback Elaine 🙏
Thank you for the explanation and for the detailed way you explained it. I havent seen any other video like this and it was extremely helpful
Thank you so much for those kind words 🙏 Really hope you continue to enjoy the content we put out there 😊
Helpful as usual :D thank you!
Glad you have found it useful 🤓
Great video as always! Will try to apply this for my next idea!
Thank you so much 🙏
This was super helpful. Now to give it a go.
Thank you 🙏
Very useful 🙌🏾👏🏾😌
Thank you 🙏
very interesting!!!
Thank you 🙏
Good explanation.
Thank you 🙏
Hello your video was excellent.
I have a Photobox which has the external flash attached to the top, therefore I can’t separate the light from the camera they are always at the same angle.
Can I use the same solution point camera and flash at subjects from an angle will it work ?
Thanks!
No worries 😊
Hello always precise, sorry for my bad English. In the photos of dogs with licking on plexiglass the photographer is very close and it is difficult to avoid reflections, even by positioning the lights correctly
Great video! Thank you.
I found it challenging when photographing a child with glasses, outdoors. It was shaded, but I had to get him to tilt his head slighty, to avoid reflections.
I'm really looking forward to trying the perspex. My dog won't lick it, regardless what I smear on it lolz - she's spoilt 🤣🐕🐾🐶🥰
Thanks again 😊
😂 sounds like it would be fun trying though! and thank you for the great feedback 🙏
This works well for flat surfaces, but what would you suggest for rounded ones where regardless of how you position the light an area of the rounded surface will always reflect toward the camera?
Brilliant thanks 🙏 Where did you get your easel? I need to take photos of my frames and artwork for my website but not sure how to/on what to place them 🧐 thanks!!
Hi Roxane, Thank you so much 🙏 I'm afraid we can't remember where we purchased the easel from 🤦♀️ it was quite a while ago
@@ThatPhotographySpot no worries! I'll find some on amazon I'm sure!
Thanks, what a great tip. Just a question, where do get your Acrylic prints done.
Thank you 🤓 this isn’t an acrylic print it is a aluminium print 😊
Thank you for sharing this 😊very helpful.. If you don't mind me asking the screen on top of your camera, what are they called? As I have been finding it difficult to photograph some bunnies as Iike to get down to there level to photograph them at eye level using my 50mm lens, would help no ends with my back 😂 and neck.. As I don't like to move too much stuff where the bunnies are and try and contort my body to get the shots..
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏 The screen on top of the camera is just there to record my screens, I don't use it when I'm not shooting for you guys to see 😊
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No worries... Your providing your knowledge for free online its a great thing your doing in a world like we live in today 🌍😊.. Cool so your using your view finder Do you ever use live view? I have seen you have animal eye detection on your camera. I have tried eye detection when shooting rabbits it's very hit and miss like you say. 👁️😉
And, don't forget to consider the position of your ambient light; windows, roof bulbs, lamps, or the big ball of fire if you're outside; all these will also give you gyp with reflections if you don't think about their on off status and position when you set up.