We get approached all the time to do product shoots and after a while, you almost forget that not all products are small enough to be shot on a tabletop. A couple of weeks ago we were pleasantly reminded of this fact when we were commissioned by a door manufacturing company to shoot one of their latest creations…a 7.5ft by 10ft aluminum trifolding door.
I have had a couple people ask if we had to use a different lighting technique for a product that big. The short answer is yes, however, we used exactly the same principles we use when shooting something as small as a wrist watch. The only difference is that the bigger the product is the bigger the light sources need to be. So we used two 6 foot softboxes and a huge scrim, however the way they were set up was no different than a shoot for something much smaller. To prove this point, we used the same lighting for the detail shots as we did for the big shots.
Thanks to La Cantina Doors for the opportunity. They make amazing high end doors and if you want to see more of their remarkable products, visit them at www.LaCantinaDoors.com
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