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Black
background in mineral specimen table top photography is an
interesting alternative. It is often not so simple but can give very
aesthetic results. As the specimen is resting on a transparent glass,
light can directed to the objact also from below. The footprint of this
setop is rather large . Glass is not visible, but it refects , so a
dark
background is essential behind and below the glass plate.
The specimen itself is also reflected on the glass, but the
limited dynamic range of digital photography hides this to a large part. |
Setup used for the picture below. The background it totally black due to the black table and black cloth behind the glass plate. |
Natrolite from Diamond Island, Five Islands, Nova scotia, Canada. 7.5x6 cm. |
For a slight blue light behind the specimen, a blue sheet is illuminated by a LED (daylight) spot. This spot has to be balanced with the specimen illuminations. |
Natrolite from Diamond Island, Five Islands, Nova scotia, Canada. 7.5x6 cm. A soft blue colour behind the specimen as eye catcher, result of the blue sheet in the background. Other colours are created by corresponding color sheets. |