How to create a High resolution Motorola phone image

To create a high resolution image show casing the curves and detail of a product is so important and with no better way to show this then photographing a phone in all its glory.

This motorola phone is a sample of what is possible, you can purchase it on amazon by searching "motorola X pro Unlocked phone" (that is where I purchased mine)

These images are shot using a main light source diffused with panel to show the gradients on the product. The results are what you see.

20 images stack focused, means that there are 20 images taken at various focusing points on the phone, afterwards its compiled into photoshop where they are blended, and aligned to show 1 clear image of the product, once that is done processing the image is cleaned of dust and specs then resized for web.

For purchasing right or if you have a product that you need photographed please send us an email:

products@ellteephoto.com
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Essential oil for your beards - in photographs!

I know it's been a while, but I just took these images and I wanted share them with you.


My friend just launched his NEW beard care product company and you should check him out.

Not only is he the first hasidic beard oil company, he is the first to provide his expertise and and knowledge to the forefront of the beard essentials.

https://samsonanddelilahnyc.com/

Doing it right. The first time around.

Hi everyone! 

Oh yes, im in trouble, I haven't posted in such a long time. 

Thank god its been busy and so I am finally taking the time to post a recent project. 

Its not every day that a client trusts you for your style, and this style which they see in my work is "simple" - I like to think of it as "smart simple" 

Which is true, I try to keep the viewers eyes directly at what I want them to see, I want them to feel the mood. Get the environment of which he could see himself using these plates. etc

Its hard, and sometimes very complicated. You have reflections, you need to fill the frame, you need to have in mind your depth of field, your glare from the flash and the list goes on. 

Here are a few before and afters, just to show, that with the concept in mind, and most of the work done in camera you can quicken up your workflow when it comes to these projects. 

And yes, I turned off the light in the room so the light would fall off the edge of the table or effect the color in the shadows.

Happy and healthy new year to all the jewish viewers of my blog! 

Shana tova!

Till next time. 

L