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Mallows Before & After
Photo Title: Mallows
Blog Name: My Baking Addiction
Equipment Used: Canon Rebel XSI
Canon 50mm 1.4 lens
Sunpak 6200DX tripod
Photoshop CS4
Technical Details From EXIF data:
Shutter Speed 1/320 sec
F-Stop- f/2.5
Aperture Value- f/2.4
ISO- 100
Focal Length- 50mm
Flash- Did not fire
Photo Editing: I edited the photo in CS4 by adjusting the levels levels and the brightness and contrast. I also used a sharpening action.
Setup Details: Photo was taken on a dark brown table in my kitchen near a patio door. I place white fabric over the table and then a layer of cheese cloth to add a little texture.
Props: White fabric and cheese cloth
Additional Tips: I am really trying to learn to shoot against a white background. I find this to be much more difficult than a dark background. My tips to working a white background is practice, practice, practice…at least that is what I intend to do!













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Well, your practice is certainly paying off – that looks great! I need to practice using a higher f stop I get too carried away with the bokeh and miss the point of having the subject clear, esp. with food. Thanks for sharing.
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GREAT job with the white background, I too find that the hardest to shoot!
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Your mallows certainly look delicious and I think this is a great example of shooting on white.
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You are so good! The first photo is really good, but the “after” definitely has that pop to it.
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