So I went back and redid the store so that it would go better with our <a href="http://www.scapparel.net">main website</a>. I really think this turned out well especially with the contrast between the actual site and the store. The only tee that isn't available in the online store is the mint logo tee because I have maybe 8 left and those are more for people who know me, or you guys if you want one, but not the general public aka internet.
Click the picture to go to the store or click <a href="http://shop.scapparel.net">here</a>
<a href="http://shop.scapparel.net"><img src="http://i26.tinypic.com/2aqio7.jpg"></a>
<b>Although it's really not a "sale" we are giving %30 off to our twitter followers so just use the code "TWITTER" for %30 if you see something you like. Shipping is $2 per tee in the continental US, $6 everywhere else in the world.</b>
I also had to do a photoshoot with 2 shop lights, I don't think the pictures look too hot (the global view tees came out really dark, when I adjusted the colors, Ray turned orange). It will be nice once I have the money for some decent studio lights, or I really learn how to use my builtin flash with the right settings, whichever comes first. Here are the pictures.
<img src="http://cache0.bigcartel.com/product_images/2922175/kip.jpg">
<img src="http://cache0.bigcartel.com/product_images/2922179/gvb.jpg">
<img src="http://cache0.bigcartel.com/product_images/2922183/gvp.jpg">
<img src="http://cache1.bigcartel.com/product_images/2922187/bt.jpg">
<img src="http://cache0.bigcartel.com/product_images/2922191/tac.jpg">
<img src="http://cache1.bigcartel.com/product_images/2922195/cl.jpg">
<img src="http://i32.tinypic.com/2qbgpa9.jpg">
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looks good. I think she you should try natural light for the photo shoots though.
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<blockquote><cite>deadhippo said:</cite> looks good. I think she you should try natural light for the photo shoots though.</blockquote>
she? and we had to have a white background for a website that carries us...it was 2 in the morning, no sunlight.
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bump
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some good shit grant
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thanks man
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You can go to Home Depot and buy a couple of workhorse lights REALLY cheap and that will help the situation out tremendously. Also try to shoot in RAW format and that way you have more control over adjusting the exposure in post prod (less "orange skin" effect)
Some REALLY swank looking shirts, but the pictures will cost you sales.
These were done with a $450 light set and very very minimal post-processing, but you can do really similar with less than $100 worth of Home Depot halogen lights:
<img src="http://www.shirtfight.com/images/uploads/cache/79a6eda3dd6885dbacf935cbaf8147f3-360x480.jpg" />
<spoiler>also, while you are there buy a light bulb for your room...i notice you are always in the dark LOL</spoiler>
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yeah dude the pix dont do the shirts justice, id do a reshoot outside with a backdrop at the very least.
if anything dude, go to home depot and <nsfw>buy some lights, have the shoot, and then return the lights to get your money back.</nsfw>
thats what i would do lol
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<blockquote><cite>Monster Pop said:</cite> yeah dude the pix dont do the shirts justice, id do a reshoot outside with a backdrop at the very least.
if anything dude, go to home depot and <nsfw>buy some lights, have the shoot, and then return the lights to get your money back.</nsfw>
thats what i would do lol</blockquote>
I actually love how the background of this is with the kinda jacked up white wall it goes with the bc design but the shirts are way dark. Hopefully I will make some extra commission at this new job and I will get some decent lights, can't wait.
<blockquote><cite>ShirtFight.com said:</cite> You can go to Home Depot and buy a couple of workhorse lights REALLY cheap and that will help the situation out tremendously. Also try to shoot in RAW format and that way you have more control over adjusting the exposure in post prod (less "orange skin" effect)
Some REALLY swank looking shirts, but the pictures will cost you sales.
These were done with a $450 light set and very very minimal post-processing, but you can do really similar with less than $100 worth of Home Depot halogen lights:
<img src="http://www.shirtfight.com/images/uploads/cache/79a6eda3dd6885dbacf935cbaf8147f3-360x480.jpg" />
<spoiler>also, while you are there buy a light bulb for your room...i notice you are always in the dark LOL</spoiler></blockquote>
ha I have a lamp on my desk, my ceiling light is realllllly bright so I never turn it on. My lamp and my bright ass imac screen suffice lol
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