Close up photography

This program shows how the focal length of a lens changes the perspective in closeup photography. I use a 24-70 f2.8 zoom at both ends of the range at the minimum focusing distance. Then I use a 24mm tilt shift lens to keep the image sharp from the front to the back without focus stacking images. The subject is predominantly white photographed on a white background, this can be tricky to light effectively. I show how to use studio flash lighting techniques to control the look of the final image. The studio shoot results are shown with the camera tethered into Capture one software. Then a few tips and tricks in Adobe Photoshop to clean up the final image.