Watch Photography

[uglybaba]

Was doing some photography surfing when I chance upon this. Good for those who always wonder why their watch photos turn out with reflections of ceiling and can never get the nice black dial.

http://www.mkdigitaldirect.com/tips/...aphy_tips.html

[Seventh Son]

Thanks for sharing!

[psee]

Great tips! Thks for sharing

[uglybaba]

Found this on the net, quite costly though.. approx $130.

[uglybaba]

A much cheaper alternative

[retrovox]

Watch Photography

For those love watch photography, check out this link.

[Sertac Tasdelen]

Wow, it's a good thread for someone like me who is interested in watches and does photography. I work with real models, but wouldn't mind trying out my watches too

[retrovox]

Watch photography is not easy at all. The actual shooting is easy. The difficult parts are the preparation and post processing. And to achieve technically perfect photos, one's post-processing skills must be damn good.

[triton]

for my pictures, i dont do much post processing except to shrink image size so that can be posted. then i add borders and put my nick in the picture.

[Otar]

after seeing those photos, i don't dare to post my photos already. lol.

[Surez]

wow...
thanks for sharing

Was doing some photography surfing when I chance upon this. Good for those who always wonder why their watch photos turn out with reflections of ceiling and can never get the nice black dial.

http://www.mkdigitaldirect.com/tips/...aphy_tips.html

[ianny]

A much cheaper alternative

What's that for? Sorry noob at photography.

[pingpong]

What's that for? Sorry noob at photography.

Its A Lightbox to minimize reflection

[alsogood]

a good macro lens like the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM Macro Lens would help alot for that pro-looking picture