Photographing 2-Dimensional Artwork.

Lighting and photographing two-dimensional objects such as framed paintings and prints so that they look professionally rendered can be considerably more challenging than in other types of photography. The challenges have mostly to do with lighting issues and camera perspective, but once you're aware of how to tackle the potential hazards of two-dimensional copy work, you'll be surprised at how easy it can be.
* Positioning Camera
* The limitations of built-in flash
* The limitations of using household lighting
* Creating an even light source
* Balancing the light
* Controlling perspective with different lens settings
* Changing out artwork
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