Clay Artisan on sat 28 jul 07
Missed the first part of this thread, so perhaps this has been mentioned, but for video work we used stuff like this product
http://www.glarebusters.com/pages/public_technology1.asp
That's just one example, a range of products in that vein, just a spray-on matte-finish light-dispersal film, washes right off after (or you could possibly find one that wipes off).
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Clay Artisan on sat 28 jul 07
Well, pardon, the other product did not indicate ease of removal, this one does (though does not offer a sample image of visual coverage).
http://www.artistcraftsman.com/blairSprays/coat2.html
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Anne Webb on sat 28 jul 07
I'm going to mess around with my F-stop but out of curiousity, has anybody =
here in the group tried this with pots? I wrote to Steve Meltzer and this i=
s what he said:"So you spray your shiny material with this stuff that stops=
the glare
and makes it all better and doesn't show up in the picture. I'll take
three cans please. That and some anti-gravity glue. its an urban legend.
The stuff people are thinking about is matte fixative which is for
spraying on shiny photographs. Put it on silver or gold or glass and it
looks like the object has a mold disease."I just sent him the link to the g=
larebusters site and waiting to hear if this is the same stuff. Anne> Date:=
Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:00:48 -0700> From: clay.artisan@YAHOO.COM> Subject: re=
. How to Photograph Work> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG> > Missed the first =
part of this thread, so perhaps this has been mentioned, but for video work=
we used stuff like this product> > http://www.glarebusters.com/pages/pub=
lic_technology1.asp> > That's just one example, a range of products in th=
at vein, just a spray-on matte-finish light-dispersal film, washes right of=
f after (or you could possibly find one that wipes off).> > > -------------=
--------------------> Yahoo! oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives =
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Clay Artisan on sat 28 jul 07
Sorry for the misunderstanding, Anne, what I am referring to is nothing to do with photoGRAPHS, but photoGRAPHY--it was nearly 4 AM when I sent that, so no, I did not do a comprehensive search, but the stuff is a light spray used in photography--commonly video photography--to dull glass, typically the glass of a TV screen.....
WHY? I cannot tell you how many ________ folks ORDER VIDEO to be taken OF A TV SCREEN PLAYING VIDEO!!! I mean, it's like expecting the CHICKEN to fly FULL-GROWN from the EGG! What ARE THEY THINKING? But over the years, you get that demand again and again--thus it's pretty standard for any professional video operation to have on hand a can of some form of this spray, because--as that image shows--you HAVE to SPRAY the GLASS screen to even be able to SEE what the image on the screen IS (and YES, of COURSE, it WOULD be MUCH HIGHER-IQ to just FEED the video INTO the production master rather than SHOOTING a VIDEO OF a [GLARYYYYYYYY] VIDEO! ;)
THAT is the sort of spray I was recommending, one DESIGNED to be sprayed ON glass FOR photographs to be MADE of the shiny surface (and then, in your case, washed OFF), NOT one sprayed ON the photographs later (which of course, NO, would be the WRONNNNG STUFF).
And--whilst I'm SURE NONE of you have EVER been involved in *tagging* operations ;)--in some instances this DOES require a LIGHT TOUCH (as when you are stuck spraying it on an executive chrome-dome for a spot-shoot, rather than deal with the roar, "WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU wand ME to WEAR MAKEUP!?" with the unfortunate accompanying pink slip and rapid-door-exit *escort*..... *sigh*).................
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I'm going to mess around with my F-stop but out of curiousity, has anybody =
here in the group tried this with pots? I wrote to Steve Meltzer and this i=
s what he said:"So you spray your shiny material with this stuff that stops=
the glare
and makes it all better and doesn't show up in the picture. I'll take
three cans please. That and some anti-gravity glue. its an urban legend.
The stuff people are thinking about is matte fixative which is for
spraying on shiny photographs. Put it on silver or gold or glass and it
looks like the object has a mold disease."I just sent him the link to the g=
larebusters site and waiting to hear if this is the same stuff. Anne> Date:=
Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:00:48 -0700> From: clay.artisan@YAHOO.COM> Subject: re=
. How to Photograph Work> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG> > Missed the first =
part of this thread, so perhaps this has been mentioned, but for video work=
we used stuff like this product> > http://www.glarebusters.com/pages/pub=
lic_technology1.asp> > That's just one example, a range of products in th=
at vein, just a spray-on matte-finish light-dispersal film, washes right of=
f after (or you could possibly find one that wipes off).> > > -------------=
--------------------> Yahoo! oneSearch: Finally, mobile search that gives =
answers, not web links.> > ---------------------------------> Boardwalk for=
$500? In 2007? Ha!> Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's e=
conomy) at Yahoo! Games.> > _______________________________________________=
_______________________________> Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org>=
> You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription> s=
ettings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/> > Moderator of the list is M=
el Jacobson who may be reached at melpots@pclink.com.
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ce! Find it!
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