Common Problems When Photographing Artwork. Incorrect Colors or Color Cast.

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Common Problems When Photographing Artwork

Incorrect Colors or Color Cast

Use correct white balance setting in the camera for the light you are using Auto Daylight Cloudy Shade Tungsten Florescent Flash Custom Incorrect Colors or Color Cast

Use White Balance Selector Dropper to select white or neutral gray object Incorrect Colors or Color Cast

Blurry Photos

Rule #1 Stop hand holding the camera!

Copy stand for small artworks Blurry Photos

Tripod for larger artworks Blurry Photos

Use the camera’s self timer (or a remote shutter release) with tripod for maximum sharpness Blurry Photos

Glare & Reflections

Step 1 - Turn off the flash on your camera!

Glare & Reflections

Remove glass from the artwork if possible… Glare & Reflections

…or use a T-Intersection in a hallway if you can’t remove glass or if art has a high gloss finish Turn off lights where the camera is Side-light the artwork from each side Don’t wear white Glare & Reflections

Uneven Lighting

Take photos outside Cloudy days are best Glass will cause glare

Perspective Distortion

Get far away and zoom in with the camera lens 18mm 55mm

Perspective Distortion Align center of camera with center of artwork

Perspective Distortion Keep camera senor parallel to the artwork Right

Perspective Distortion Keep camera senor parallel to the artwork Wrong!

Perspective Distortion Keep camera senor parallel to the artwork Right

Perspective Distortion Keep camera senor parallel to the artwork Wrong!

Perspective Distortion Shoot wide and straighten edges in Photoshop CS6 or CC with Perspective Crop Tool

Perspective Distortion

Sculptures Use a seamless to get rid of distracting backgrounds

Sculptures Large seamless can be used for portrait or big sculptures

Sculptures Cloth Backdrops Have to be ironed Have to be lint rolled Last longer than paper More durable than paper Paper Backdrops No ironing required More pristine when new No wrinkles in photo

Sculptures Overhead lighting & black backgrounds create drama

Sculptures Side-lighting & white backgrounds make it easy to see the art

Sculptures Lighting a white background makes it turn pure white

Sculptures If you don’t light the background, white will turn gray

Final Step: Crop & Cleanup Image