obviously if i want a full 360°x180° I'll need to spin the object from
the bottom when taking top pictures and from the top when taking
bottom
pictures. Anybody has experience, tips on that?
Hey Yuval:
You might think about using post-production to rotate your images,
rather than doing photo-gymnastics while shooting. :)
That is, keep your camera stationary; photograph your object upright
like your example. Then lay it on its side and photograph it; then
rotate the (second set of) photographs themselves to give you the top/
bottom orientation.
If you need to do a true, full multi-row object -- then one of the
rigs available will help you as far as camera positioning along the
vertical axis. I don't have any hands on experience with them. I've
been a little more DIY with my object projects (head-on rather than
hands-on :-P).
Of course, and as you're aware I'm sure, your tradeoff in time spent
will only put that time somewhere else. Like in the lighting. :) At
least much of the post=production can be automated.
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