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More K5 and Tamron 10-24mm

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A detour from the usual stuff I shoot and certainly a learning experience for me.
This was for a friend who ran a small stall.
The setup was ad-hoc as I had thought they had 'everything arranged'
Turns out that it wasn't the case.

White paper for the table purchased in a nearby stationary store.
Another piece used as a reflector on the left.

Bkgnd was a textured wall.
1 light from softbox on right
1 bkgnd light on the rear and below of table.


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Kangaroo Burger with foie gras

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Taken with K30 + Vivitar 55/2.8 macro

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Here's the setup.
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Comments are welcome.
I probably did not notice quite a few details.
 

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Taken on Pentax K-01+Sigma 10-20

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The Scaly-breasted Munia

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Thanks for set up shot, I have not tried food in studio light setup, but I think it's interesting.
Just my observation so the photo would make me want to eat the burger.
1. I thought the burger bun the lower bun should be visible, otherwise the burger felt incomplete.
2. The sliced cheese should not be melted like in photo, better to place a nice shaped cheese after the burger meat cool down, then the cheese look better.
3. Thought the burger cut side should be trimmed to make it straight edges instead of in photo has zagged edges.

4. If you can add some artificial steam smoke better still , but don't know how .

A detour from the usual stuff I shoot and certainly a learning experience for me.
This was for a friend who ran a small stall.
The setup was ad-hoc as I had thought they had 'everything arranged'
Turns out that it wasn't the case.

White paper for the table purchased in a nearby stationary store.
Another piece used as a reflector on the left.

Bkgnd was a textured wall.
1 light from softbox on right
1 bkgnd light on the rear and below of table.

Kangaroo Burger with foie gras

Taken with K30 + Vivitar 55/2.8 macro

Edit :
Here's the setup.

Comments are welcome.
I probably did not notice quite a few details.
 

taken on a K-01 with sigma 10-20mm

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Thanks for set up shot, I have not tried food in studio light setup, but I think it's interesting.
Just my observation so the photo would make me want to eat the burger.
1. I thought the burger bun the lower bun should be visible, otherwise the burger felt incomplete.
2. The sliced cheese should not be melted like in photo, better to place a nice shaped cheese after the burger meat cool down, then the cheese look better.
3. Thought the burger cut side should be trimmed to make it straight edges instead of in photo has zagged edges.

4. If you can add some artificial steam smoke better still , but don't know how .

Thanks.
Really helpful comments. :)

Yeah, I found the missing lower bun odd too.
The vege makes it look like a skirt.
I also learned that most stuff, actually better to partly cook or don't cook (eg. patty, pineapple, bun, beet).
Nice catch on not melting the cheese.

Too many things done on the fly, should have worked closely with the chef on creating a food suitable for photography rather than just let him cook it as usual.
 

Thanks.
Really helpful comments. :)

Yeah, I found the missing lower bun odd too.
The vege makes it look like a skirt.
I also learned that most stuff, actually better to partly cook or don't cook (eg. patty, pineapple, bun, beet).
Nice catch on not melting the cheese.

Too many things done on the fly, should have worked closely with the chef on creating a food suitable for photography rather than just let him cook it as usual.

Great learning points..

Here's from me:
Try to refrain from posting such crazily good photos, especially anything on food, and even more so during the fasting month..

Damn challenging for me.. :'(

LOL!! :bsmilie:
 

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First time doing this ...Fun !!!
 

Didnt know Gaby Tan (FHM 2013 1st Runner up) is also a certified MUA!!! (Make Up Artist). Did a quick shoot for her to showcase her makeup skills.
Model is the ever beautiful Esther Lee (FHM 2013 top 8 finalist)

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Can someone ID this?

Not a housefly but looks like one.

took with vivitar macro 105 and 21 mm tubes, flashlight.


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After the Pentax outing, went out for a walk and to have some work out with out manual lens. Been so long I brought the Jupiter 9 out and also to test out the Canon ee-S focusing screen.

It really makes a difference in aiding you with your focus. Although it will get darker when I choose F4 with my Jupiter 9, it still shows well in bright light and the detail when it is focus.

This was shot when i was testing if there is any Front/Back focus when i am installing the screen. Using a voigtlander 58..


Jupiter 9 @ F4....
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Taken during ytd's outing with my telephoto lens

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PENTAX-DA 70mm F2.4
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FA 50mm F1.4
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golden harvest
when the eyes meet
the sun
quick retreat
unless
it's on canvass

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