The N-Photo team’s tips for food photos

Adam Waring Editor Get that straight-out-the-oven look by microwaving cotton wool soaked in water to create wafts of steam. Then put it of behind the food. adam.waring@futurenet.com Jason Parnell-Brookes Technique editor I love shooting food with window light. The light source of a north-facing window provides soft light that complements the subject. jason.parnell-brookes@futurenet.com Ben Andrews Lab Manager Ensure hot food glistens by coating it with WD-40, or make berries look extra luscious with a dab of lipstick. Just don’t eat it afterwards… ben.andrews@futurenet.com Matthew Richards Technique Writer I tend to shoot food in Raw, then mess with white balance and Picture Control settings in post. It’s amazing what you can do with a few clicks. mail@nphotomag.com…

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N-photo: The Nikon (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2019

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