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July 25, 2017 2 min read
Maybe you are a beginner in the ghost photography niche, or you are getting ready for your first shoot for a blazer. Either way, before you start taking photos of a blazer, you need to know how to do it, to make sure the photos are great.
It is great to shoot blazers on a ghost mannequin due to the range of styles and the importance of seeing the inner lining and fit. However, to get the desired result, you need to follow some steps. Your main goal when shooting blazers is to get the final effect as if an invisible man were wearing the blazer in your photo.
It is possible that your first thought was that you could do some tricks in an image editing software to get the desired effect. Well, you could, but the result is much better when you use a ghost mannequinfor this job. When you use a ghost mannequin, you are sure to get the effect of the blazer being worn by an invisible person. This effect is also known as the hollow man effect. To get this effect, you need to remove arm and chest pieces, so the mannequin won’t be visible in the photo.
Using a ghost mannequinhelps you cut the time it would take you to achieve the hollow man effect using an image editing software. To obtain this effect without using a ghost mannequin, you would need to photograph the clothes inside out and then compose the two images in post-production.
Before starting the shooting session, you need to gather everything you need for it:
Now let’s see the steps for shooting your photo of a blazer.
Usually, the cuff of the blazer is quite deep, so you need to remove as much of the chest as possible, to make the inner lining visible. You also need to remove the bottom parts, so the bottom inner lining of the blazer can be shown as well.
Once you removed all the pieces, dress the mannequin in the blazer.
Make sure the shoulders are always level with each other, as this gives a more professional look of the photo.
Pull down the sleeves to make them even. The bottom of the blazer should be straight.
If you need to create a tighter fit on your ghost mannequin, then you can use styling clips and pins.
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