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Product Shot Tutorial - Results

I've never posted here, but thought I would just post my results from the excellent Product Shot tutorial. I really learned a lot about lighting and a couple of key nodes.

anyway, here are my two shots from it. (compressed to fit the attachement limits.

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Couldn't figure out how to post two images in one post.

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Argh.

Try again.

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Nice work!

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Hey, cheers. Just following your excellent instruction. The prooj of the pudding will be sing if I can do a product shot of my own design eh?

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Yep, nicely done. Love it. BTW - there is no way to normally get two pics on the same post; just for future reference.

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Kudoos to you for great effort !!

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Cheers guys, have got stuck into the 'interior shot' tutorial now.

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Turned out really nice. I gotta nit pick tho, the bottles have too much liquid in them. It'd be more believable if they weren't "full to the brim". The material and the fresnel on the bottles worked out great.

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