Lighting a metallic surface

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How to photograph and light a metallic object containing both flat and curved surfaces, with rounded and sharp edges.
The secret of success in lighting metal is to bounce the main light source using different reflective cards from different angles.
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19 сен 2012

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@Fecphoto 11 лет назад

amazing work, you should make more videos! would love to learn more from you :)

@photonephotography8596 8 лет назад

You are a real master of your craft !

@Labattfartoui 3 года назад

Beautiful video.

@nishantsurana9185 6 лет назад

Thank you!

@zanellideamorimcaldas8428 9 лет назад

baita trabalho... e a trilha sonora então... fusion matando a pau!

12 лет назад

Perfeita produção, isto que é controle de luz....parabens mais uma vez Tony.

@AwesomeShotStudios 6 лет назад

Voice over would be very handy to hear about your technique and process.

@maciekkk123 3 года назад

Great video, montage to music and photos of course. What music it is?

@misterroosevelt 12 лет назад

Sensacional!! A perfeição está nos detalhes, como sempre. Algum dia, quem sabe, eu chego lá...

@cooldisel 10 лет назад

i totally agree with with u :D

@MrMaphuz 12 лет назад

Bem bacana! Mostrar o making off, de produções assim traz à realidade o complexo trabalho do fotógrafo profissional.

@nishantsurana9185 6 лет назад

Can you show us, how to photograph a speaker and products like home theatre bass box having reflective panel.

@tonygenerico 6 лет назад

The trick to photograph reflective objects is to avoid direct light. Just bounce your light source on a white reflector and it will do the job!

@crabbySm4ck3r 6 лет назад

What music is this? It’s so groovy.

@nuckinfuts5481 7 лет назад

Love the step by step process of this video but (isn't there always a caveat) I'm not loving the mixed specular highlight values we're seeing in the chrome. My mind's eye and IMO the specular highlights should be the exact same value (probably at or just under the d-min). Ciao!

@superbanks3311 5 лет назад

i was looking for a photoelectric effect experiment instead i found this.

@syedijlalayub7614 5 лет назад

exactly, same here

@johnnyh64 4 года назад

I know this is a very old video but could you tell me what the reflective card was that you used? Perhaps a link to where to buy a large sheet like you had? Thanks! Nice work too!

@tonygenerico 4 года назад

That's a "Silver card", used commonly by professional photographers in NY. You can find it at: setshop.com/showcard-glossy-silver-28-x-44/

@dahrrg 2 года назад

The Stands are a very interesting idea. They don't use as much space as any other solution I*ve come across. Thanks for the inspiration Tony. Any tipps on building these?

@tonygenerico 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment! These "pot-stands" are really cheap and practical for this type of studio photography! Here you find some tips: tonygenerico.com.br/have-fun-shooting-stills/

@dahrrg 2 года назад

@@tonygenerico This is fantastic Tony, thanks a lot for sharing! Sometimes setups get so complicated I feel like Indiana Jones in a cave full of traps, this will help a lot. Keep it up and greetings to Brazil from Germany - stay save, healthy and never forget to smile!

@billchestnut8655 7 лет назад

Does anyone know what material the black backdrop used is? I am trying a similar set up, but I need to know what translucent material is being used to get such good light quality when using the pink gel overlay.

@tonygenerico 7 лет назад

Bill, you can use any black backdrop. Just keep it far from the subject. Avoid extraneous light using gobos or black cards to protect it from any light contamination. This way you should get a total black background. For the pink effect I used a Rosco Cinegell. Anything else, just let me know, ok?