Hero and Conventional Cut Out Shots
LYNX Bodywash
Shot using the Light Revolution System
Light Revolution Hero
The LYNX bottle has been lit with two Dedolight DLED4 units, one head is lighting the bottle and other lighting the label. The system executes one complete revolution of the subject resulting in a 360 degree light
Light Revolution Advantage
The 360 degree lighting has highlighted the shape and detail in the bottle a lot of which was lost on the conventional version. The initial set up time was quicker and required a less skilled operator.
Tech Details
Lighting set up time: 15 Minutes
Lights used: Single Dedolight DLED4
Repeat shoot time: 1 minute
Exposure time: 6 seconds
Degree of difficulty: 3
Shot using conventional lighting
Conventional Lighting
This Lynx bottle has been lit with two flash heads, the light has been softened by placing Perspex screens in front of the lights. The Perspex screens have been positioned parallel to each other either side of the bottle and white reflector boards are placed top and bottom to bounce light into the top and bottom of the bottle.
Tech Details
Lighting set up time: 30 minutes
Lights used: Two flash heads
Repeat shoot time: 1 minute
Exposure time: 1/60 Second
Degree of Difficulty: 4
Notes To Tech Details Above
1. The Lighting Set Up Times
These times are based on one person building a set from scratch in the studio including unpacking the kit, assembling the lighting and shooting an initial test
2. The Repeat Shoot Times
These times relate to shooting similar products once the set up is established so include swapping the products in and out, positioning reflectors and and making a single exposure
3. Camera Set Up Time
The time taken to position the camera over the set is not included as this will vary depending on the support and camera systems used and will be the same time for either set up anyway
4. Post Production
The subject was originally shot on a white background and has been cut out to illustrate the final effect when dropped onto a page
5. Degree of Difficulty in Setting up Lighting
This varies between 1 to 10, 1 being someone with no knowledge of photography and 10 being an experienced studio photographer
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