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Why would you need a bullet time setup for packshots? The only scenario I could possibly think of would be if you were selling animals.
by shiftpgdn 14y ago
Why would you need a bullet time setup for packshots? The only scenario I could possibly think of would be if you were selling animals.
- zalew 14y agothe only kind of studio photography that comes to my mind where you don't work with your legs, keep camera in a constant position and don't want any drop shadows is packshots. the setup is basically a huge light box with more cameras. probably for some crazy demos. I can't imagine why somebody would shoot people with 50 cameras constantly leveled up on the same height. maybe for one experimental project, but what next.
- wtracy 14y agoMaybe they want something shot with the product falling in midair, or a model with a fan blowing his/her hair and clothing? Or it could be some appliance/machine that they want to capture in action (a popcorn popper would be a mundane example). Heck, maybe they just want to shoot a product sitting in the middle of a cloud from a fog machine.