Photographing glass bottles always comes with its own set of challenges, as clear glass liquor bottles can't have a bit of Impurities, plus multiple surfaces bouncing light in all directions make it a lot harder to shoot.
1. Lighting: Use soft light sources, such as astigmatism lights or softboxes, to avoid glare and reflections. At the same time, you can use reflectors or fill lights to supplement the light in shadowed areas.
2. Background: Choose a simple, solid-color background to avoid interfering with the visual effect of the subject. White, black or gray backgrounds can be used, as appropriate.
3. Camera settings: Use a tripod to fix the camera to avoid blurring when holding the camera when shooting. Choose an appropriate aperture and shutter speed to ensure a sharp image. Use telephoto or macro shots to bring out details and textures in your subjec
4. Perspective angle: choose an appropriate perspective angle to highlight the shape and lines of the glass bottle. You can use low-angle shots or eye-level shots, depending on the situation.
5. Post-processing: Use post-processing software to make some necessary adjustments, such as increasing contrast, enhancing color saturation and sharpness, etc., to make the image more prominent and attractive.
Glass liquor bottle is a kind of reflective material, that is prone to reflection and glare during shooting, so special attention should be paid to lighting settings and camera angle selection to ensure the best shooting effect.