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grinch8
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 Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 7:40 pm Post subject: Make-shift Studio |
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I took a few photos for a review of my bike on Huckmonkey.com
I could have taken a few photos of just my bike against a wall..
but i was bored enough to make a little make shift studio thing!
Full Bike
Didnt use this one.. you can see the flash on my t-shirt in the reflection
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Hamish
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Ghetto studio!!! Like it.
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BenAtBedgebury
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Nice set up! Creative backdrop and all 
How do those transitions ride? They look very neat.
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JAW
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Nice, i like it when you get the time and the urge to try stuff like that!
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Roo
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One suggestion if you try this again, move the bike as far from the background as possible, ok, so the wheels won't be on the blue, but it means the crinkles of the plastic won't be visible if you use a relatively narrow DoF. The other benefit/downside to doing this is you can light the bike and background seperately, just depends on what lights you have to use.
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