Looking for something that can accomplish this effect

[D-Frag]

http://img77.imageshack.us/img77/7986/iriderlr3.jpg

I want to know how to do "Hollow" photography like shown above. I am working on doing alot of headwear, and right now we are using crappy foam heads, which look horrible.

Every headwear company out there is using heads, so I know there aren't that many options when it comes to photographing your product.

Im thinking if there isnt anything out there right now, I might have to make my own. Im guessing some bendable wire and you wrap it through the clothing product some how.

Does anyone at all know about doing this sort of stuff, resources, tips tricks...anything at all would be much appreciated.

[Red Kittie Kat]

something is going on with image shack today ... I can't see anything but a red x DFrag :(

[morea]

I can see it, but I don't have the first clue.

You could try www.tinypic.com as an alternate host, DFrag.

[MPI]

If your looking to do something like 'Invisibles', I'm almost positive the guy does that with Photoshop only.

Talk about retouching...

http://www.filmwise.com/invisibles/index.shtml

[budafist]

I can't even see a red x...

[D-Frag]

I can't imagine having to photoshop hundreds of products, there has to an easier way.

this is how our stuff looks right now, any ideas on making this look a hundred times better and more professional?

http://www.schampa.com/images/wwm_1097.jpg?39128.6536574074

[Silence04]

yeah man, that's the only way i've ever known to do it... stamp, brush, healing tools...

you might be able to take 2 pictures of everything, one with the head, one with out then put them together in photoshop...

take a look at these galleries on Worth1000.com, they had to do the same thing:
http://www.worth1000.com/galleries.asp?rel=Invisible+World&display=photoshop&id=12569

[Red Kittie Kat]

That's a great site Silence :D

... and D ... I have never seen it done any way but as Silence described :(