Photo Etch

What background color photography of glass?

Hello, I'm an artist who recently graduated in sculpture. I now employed in a factory that sandblasted glass etching and sculpture. We are a small company and our website is totally DIY. It's part of my work prodect to take pictures on our website. I know a little about photography, but nothing about taking pictures of glass. We are currently setting up a photo box for large items, like tables ect. I did some research online on the type of photography and find some good advice (the light behind or above, black panels on each side, etc.), but I have to choose a backdrop. What color should it be? It is very important that art be engraved visible. I think maybe a light color, and we light an area, others will be dark in the photo, but what do I know? Someone if you adivse like me because I really do not know what I'm doing. Any other good tips glass photo would be welcome! thanks

I just shot some glasses, I created a table and used a single shot. I used a light blue background, I used two hotlights and put broadcasters front of them to kill the shade, I had my two fires measured at the same f stops. Another time I shot glass with hotlights I had three lights, put one on the left side one on the rigth side and make a backlight. The two front lamps rear diffusers had had none, my light on the right to arrest was higher than that on the left, which was stop higher than the backlight

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