Technique Photo : petit info de John Davis.
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écrit par Deniz le 27 novembre 2002 09:53:08:
en réponse à: In depth de la 1815 à lire et à voir absolument écrit par Mohamed le 26 novembre 2002 10:43:49:
Hi Cakmur,
Thanks for your kind words. I'm delighted that you enjoyed the article and
the pictures. You're pictures are wonderful as well! I particularly liked
the pictures of the pocket watch and of the El Primero movement.
I primarily shoot with a Nikon Coolpix 950 (digital, I only shoot digital).
I use lots of lighting filtered through a homemade light-box made of vellum.
For most of the pictures, I used two 150 watt incandescent bulbs but for a
few of the pictures of the cased watch I used two extremely powerful halogen
lamps that my girlfriend has (she is a real photographer). I took some of
those pictures with her Nikon Coolpix 5000 as well (an amazing camera but
I'm simply not as comfortable with it as I am with the 950). For some of
the close-up shots of the movement I used two magnifying lenses (Tiffen, +10
and +7 combined) and for the really close-up shots I shot through a 35x
microscope. For my next review I'm hoping to use a stereo zoom microscope
so I'll have more variability as to magnification and field of view.
I try to do as little as possible in Photoshop but typically make some
adjustment of the levels and/or brightness and contrast and almost always
use a little Unsharp Mask as well.
I hope this helps, thanks again for your note.
_john
----- Original Message -----
From: "CAKMUR Deniz"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 2:25 AM
Subject: Your revue of 1815 !
> Hello Sir,
>
> I do myself some pictures of watches, and I'm completely mad till I've
seen
> your pictures.
>
> Really, how are you doing ?
>
> - Are you using numeric cameras or traditional ones ?
> - which film are you using, no grain at all, how are you scanning ?
> - how are you lightning the objet ? macro flash, studio flash, else ?
> - which lenses (only macros, macro adaptors as rings (typically 3).
>
> Please, please, Sir, some informations !
>
> Congratulations.
> note : here my ridiculous pictures !
> http://perso.wanadoo.fr/hdpl/
>
> ps : Congratulations for the content of course !
> CAKMUR Deniz
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