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top photography with inclined view of camera is an alternative to
vertical view with cameras on a repro stand. There are several
reasons to this type of arragment: It is the way we
"natural look" and it can handle very large specimens ,
which can be difficult for the vertical view of the camera. There is
some tendency that larger specimens are photographed with inlined
view and smaller with the digital microscope type of vertical
view. Soft light distribution and soft shadows are obtained with
a light tent. The tunnel like shape of a light tent shwon
below I name a diffusor tunnel. The end is open |
Wüstenrose variety of gypsum from La Pared, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands.12x7 cm. Photographed with 2 spots from top and a diffusor tunnel on white acryl glass. Slight shadows under the specimen. With an extra backlight under the acryl glass plate the shadows can be surpessed. (see below) |
Wüstenrose variety of gypsum from La Pared, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands.12x7 cm. Photographed with 2 spots from top and a diffusor tunnel on white acryl glass. With an extra backlight under the acryl glass plate the shadows are surpessed. |