How to order wine glasses?

1, light distribution in shallow background

When shooting on the still stage made of opalescent plexiglass, it is necessary to polish the back and lower part of plexiglass, direct the light with a flash, and stick black strips on the back of the plexiglass background along both sides. In front of the stationary stage, black card strips are also placed under and on both sides of the glass. If necessary, a black cardboard is placed on top of the glass. The reflected light will hook the black line at the top of the cup. You can also change the background to white paper, and the light will reflect directly on the background, illuminating the glass, making the glass transparent and showing the effect of black outline.

2. Lighting on a black background

With deep golden velvet as the background, polish it from both sides with a flash soft box, or polish it at the top, and put reflectors on both sides to tick out the line effect.

3. Gradient lighting, bright in the middle and dark in the background

In order to show the effect of dark glassware around the background, the lighting range is smaller than the first lighting method, and the vertical part of the background is a little farther from the main body, so as to form a bright area in the middle. By adjusting the distance of the lamp, the brightness and area range can be changed, and its size on the screen can be controlled to obtain a bright shooting effect.

4. Gradient light distribution with bright top and dark bottom

Due to the light transmittance of glassware, the gradient background effect with bright top and dark bottom can be obtained by using the gradient light distribution method mentioned above with a little adjustment. However, the bottom plate needs a black background plate with reflective characteristics. You can also use a larger glass plate to press on the black velvet, and the top is illuminated with soft light, and the distance is illuminated a little later to get more background reflection. In addition, the brightness of the front floor is darker.

5. Transparent liquid

Pour liquid into glassware, such as red wine, beer, orange juice, etc. By projecting light, the color saturation of liquid can be improved, thus obtaining rich color effects. Some of these liquids are clear, and some are viscous and turbid, so it is necessary to show their different textures.

6. Glasses with staggered background effect

Pour half a cup of colorless and transparent liquid into a goblet, put it on a cube with black gold velvet, put two pieces of red and white background paper on a long-distance background, center the stitched seam, illuminate it with light, and then shoot the glass from the back down and from the front. Because the cup containing the beverage has a seam effect, the image of the background is projected back to the front, so it has a visual effect of alternating red and white, which feels strange.