... not reflecting light, reducing color difference? What kind of background, lighting and photography do you need? ...

1. Finally, you can add a floodlight or spotlight to illuminate the background behind the subject, as shown in figure 1 12, so as to separate the subject from the background. It's up to you to decide which point behind the subject the background light should be aimed at.

2. It is difficult to shoot these two colors in a small studio (about 20 square meters) because there are many random reflections of light. When shooting a black background, be sure to keep the subject away from the background for more than 2 meters. Do not turn on the background light, keep the main light close to the subject, and use a blackboard between the light and the background.

3. Because the selected objects are mostly small, the lamps I use most are spotlights and small reflective cardboard, and sometimes I shoot with natural light. Example light bulb this picture was inspired by a light bulb that I accidentally broke, and the idea of creation came into being at that time.

4. ⑤ It is suggested that the color of the whole store should be uniform, not colorful. Texture selection: ① Push the flocking background cloth first, and choose the one with high density and thickening. It is very effective to shoot macro and small items. Because the flocking cloth is very detailed and does not reflect light, the background color is very clean.

5. Canon 60D can shoot in RAW format and JPEG format. If the image quality is high, the RAW format will be converted into DPP after shooting, and the clarity is guaranteed.