Photoshop and Tin Panels
25th September, 2008One responsibility of my job is product photography. Since I also am the web developer, I am responsible for adding new products to the company website. I am currently shooting all product shots with a Nikon Coolpix 8700 on custom settings inside an office with flourescent lights! Far from a photography studio. I want to show a before and after. The reason for this (excuse my ignorance) is because I am stoked to have found the warp tool in Photoshop.
Raw shot before editing.
My process goes as follows;
- Crop
- Transform > Warp
- Levels
- Color Balance
- Rubber Stamp (wicked highlights!)
- Hue / Saturation
- Dodge
Edited image ready for web.
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