tripod,,natural light from windows,manual focus,auto levels,cropped and resized. 50%USM and 50%radius. Used white flannel sheet for background and foreground.
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Be carefull about what you have surrounding a shiny object when you photograph it. Try and set up sometihing more appropriate to be reflected by the object. A good example I have is actually from the LOTR film "The Fellowship of the Ring". Sarumans tower was a shinny miniture model that they shot and later put it into a shot with lots of trees. In order for the tower to look like it realistically fit into the composite, they they filmed it surrounded with scale images of trees from the actual real life location. The end result is that the model tower had reflections of scale trees and not not giant looking grips and PAs running around a studio!
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