Camera: Nikon Z7 Lens: NIKKOR PC-E Micro Nikkor 85mm f2.8D with FTZ adapter. ISO: 64 Exposure Mode: manual Aperture f11 Speed: 1/250th second Notes: Trigger: Godox XPro N AND NIKON WR-10 Lighting Flash: 2 x Godox AD300 PRO with Godox ADS65W.  Trigger: Godox XPro N and Nikon WR-10

    Before and After UV Project Back at the start of 2020 I was asked the task of creating UV images of lures that have a UV spectrum, most others use a UV reactive i.e. they glow in the dark. As far as I could research no one was really doing what I...

  Before and After UV Project Back at the start of 2020 I was asked the task of creating UV images of lures that have a UV spectrum, most others use a UV reactive i.e. they glow in the dark. As far as I could research no one was really doing what I was...

  Before and After UV Project Back at the start of 2020 I was asked the task of creating UV images of lures that have a UV spectrum, most others use a UV reactive i.e. they glow in the dark. As far as I could research no one was really doing what I was...

Shooting chrome products is all about avoiding reflections, on flat surfaces is a lot easier compared to small round products like fishing lures. Understanding light direction and shaping it to suit is the main method, but also using shift or perspective control lenses help immensely. On small products you can place the camera to...

Shooting chrome products is all about avoiding reflections, on flat surfaces is a lot easier compared to small round products like fishing lures. Understanding light direction and shaping it to suit is the main method, but also using shift or perspective control lenses help immensely. On small products you can place the camera to...

Shooting chrome products is all about avoiding reflections, on flat surfaces is a lot easier compared to small round products like fishing lures. Understanding light direction and shaping it to suit is the main method, but also using shift or perspective control lenses help immensely. On small products you can place the camera to...

Shooting chrome products is all about avoiding reflections, on flat surfaces is a lot easier compared to small round products like fishing lures. Understanding light direction and shaping it to suit is the main method, but also using shift or perspective control lenses help immensely. On small products you can place the camera to...

  Camera: Nikon D850 Lens: Nikon PC-E 85mm f2.8 ED ISO: 64 Exposure Mode: manual Aperture f11 Speed: 1/250th second Notes: Lighting Godox AD600 PRO with 24 inch softbox, 2 Aurora White Reflectors and Lastolite Tent

  Camera: Nikon D850 Lens: Nikon PC-E 85mm f2.8 ED ISO: 64 Exposure Mode: manual Aperture f11 Speed: 1/250th second Notes: Lighting Godox AD600 PRO with 24 inch softbox, 2 Aurora White Reflectors and Lastolite Tent

  Camera: Nikon D850 Lens: Nikon PC-E 85mm f2.8 ED ISO: 64 Exposure Mode: manual Aperture f11 Speed: 1/250th second Notes: Lighting Godox AD600 PRO with 24 inch softbox, 2 Aurora White Reflectors and Lastolite Tent

  Camera: Nikon D850 Lens: Nikon PC-E 85mm f2.8 ED ISO: 64 Exposure Mode: manual Aperture f11 Speed: 1/250th second Notes: Lighting Godox AD600 PRO with 24 inch softbox, 2 Aurora White Reflectors and Lastolite Tent