Shooting Marilia Moreno for Revista VIP
Shooting model/actress/tv host Marilia Moreno for the Brazilian magazine VIP
Make up by Monica Hernandez Wardrobe by Eberjey
Named top 10 best product photographer in the world.
The features of the products are highly important for customers and they are also responsible for making one product distinguished from other products that can be used for the same purpose, but the first thing that attracts the attention of any customer to a specific product is the photo of that product. Those products that are professionally photographed to be found everywhere like magazines, websites, shops and even streets are expected to be sold in large numbers unlike other products that are not photographed even if they are of higher quality. So, if you are a business owner and want to increase your sales to generate high earnings, you have to think of photographing your products. There are countless product photographers who offer this service and specialize in product, commercial and advertising photography. If you want to know more about those professional photographers or want to learn how to photograph products, take a look at the following top 10 best product photographers in the world starting from the least famous to the most creative and famous ones.
Caesar Lima is a fashion and beauty photographer who specializes in capturing photographs of different products especially those technological, fashion and beauty products. Having a Bachelor’s of Art in Advertising has helped Caesar to capture stunning photos that are really impressive. He tries to make use of technology to express his thoughts in a creative way. He focuses on presenting unprecedented ideas which makes his work more creative. Caesar Lima has received too many awards such as 2015 International Color Awards, 2014 IPA Awards, 2013 Spider Awards, 2013 One Eyeland Award, 2012 PX3 Awards and more.
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Shooting with Sony RX-1
“In my recent trip to Spain I’ve tested the Sony RX-1, Spain is an amazing place for photography, there’s always something going on the streets.
The RX1 is a very interesting small size wide-angle fixed lens camera, actually the total opposite of a what a studio photographer uses, I’m so used to big heavy cameras and having a choice of a wide choice of lenses.
For me was very cool been able to carry a full frame camera everywhere, I was “loaded” all the time and working with only one lens only was fun and challenging, I was forced to work with a much wider angle and include more of the surroundings, actually the human form (what is my main subject in my beauty and fashion work) became secondary but not less important because you always need it to tell the story.
I was really impressed with how easy and fast I was able to shoot, “real” under/over exposure button next to your thumb and aperture ring that you can change your f/stop without going through 3-4 menus was very refreshing, battery life was pretty good, the only wish I had was a little more grip, I even purchased the thumb grip accessory which helps but it comes out of the body very often, you need to be careful otherwise you’ll loose it.
The 2.0 Zeiss lens is amazing I love the shallow depth of field and the macro mode come very handy too. The picture effects are great, many different looks – warm toy and high contrast black + white are my favorites, overall I really enjoyed the RX-1 the best portable camera I ever used and for sure will be always in my back-pack.”
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Faces of the World Cup
Every 4 years the World Cup hosts 32 countries and an amazing soccer tournament in a different country. Since it was hosted in Brazil this time and being from Brazil and a photographer, I couldn’t resist making my 6 week trip down there into a project of capturing some of the excitement of this unique event. I decided to take mirrorless cameras because of their smaller size. I took a Sony RX-1, a Leica T with a 23mm and 5 M lenses plus a Sony A7r with 50mm and the new 70-200mm. I was able to take all this gear into the stadiums with no problem.
The games were held in different cities and I also ventured out into the streets and bars to capture the faces of the fans. There were amazing crowds of people from different countries, like a huge party. The Brazilian people are amazing hosts and they love to party. They were very proud to have all these visitors, the combination of great soccer games, 12 brand new stadiums, great food and lots of beer made it the best World Cup ever.
I feel very lucky to have been there and to have been part of such cool event.
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