How to shoot PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY tips - Get it right with LIGHTING first
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Take a look at this real life Product Photography shoot and see the details of the photography lighting setups with some great tips.
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Product photography is a very specific type of photography that takes time and thought. Ed Gregory walks you through these product photography lighting setups showing how all 9 of these sunglasses product photography shots were taken in a single;e session.
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Learn the product photography tips and tricks to get the correct reflections and highlights for glasses and sunglasses. take a look a hope to build concept product photography and set design for photographers. Some go these photography lighting setups look harder than they actually are. These might seem like complex shots but you can definite do product photography at home and even not use studio lights. DIY product photography is a lot of fun and apart from the lights these shots are very my DIY photography. How to shoot products at home.
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This video was awesome man. Really digging your channel, your work is fantastic. Thank you.
I thought I had progressed in obtaining a light box. Thanks for blowing that idea out the window. Next goal is a full studio. Your work is beautiful. Reminds me what I love about photography, I find light fascinating.
Thanks for the link to the black glass cutting board. Never thought of that for a reflective surface. Great for product photography and less expensive than plexiglass purchases over time.
as always, thanks for the great tips
Nice video! Love the way you make product photography! ♥
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awesome work and very helpful video. Keep them coming!
Awesome look at the BTS that goes into product shots. Thanks!
awesome video. Thanks for this amazing content!
hello, i would like to know when u shoot your photos which colour space do you use sRGB or Adobe RGB?
GREAT VLOG, really good teaching techniques!
@clearlyed
5 жыл бұрын
Nifty Fifties thanks man. Happy you enjoyed the video.
Top tips!
Hey Ed, is that reflection on glasses are achievable with just weaker bulb though panel than with strong studio lamp? I got just bulb at home and wondering if i can achieve it.
@clearlyed
5 жыл бұрын
You can definitely achieve this look with weaker lights. The key for this is the large diffuser. You can use white fabric or even really thin paper. It’s a case of trial and error with product photography. Really happy you enjoyed this product photography tutorial
cool concept man well done with the material. I did also lots of sunglasses pic for a brand, I like to add a softbox at an angle behind the big diffuser to create gradient on the lens. it make the glass look more reflective. I find that just a spotlight behind the the big diffuser make the lenses material look a bit frost and opaque. Definitively a challenging but fun product to shoot :-) Also focus stacking is a great addition to the high end look. Cheers
When are you coming back? Your tutorials are fantastic!
Man that's pro
Awesome Video Ed! Thanks for that! Will there be more Content of you in the future? We missed you... Toby
@clearlyed
5 жыл бұрын
There will yes. Thai ga have just been a little crazy at the moment. But I am working on new content.
Please make a video on how to make a Showreel for Photography??
@clearlyed
4 жыл бұрын
I’m not sure what you mean by showreel photography. Usually a showreel if for video and motion. Photos are best views on a website or printed. I hope this helped.
@anpsj
4 жыл бұрын
@@clearlyed It means.. a combination of pics made into a small video 1 min to 3 min.. where there will be ur company or studio name as intro..in the beginning..
Hello my teacher was talking about you today. She told me she was ur best friend
Just passing by, hope life's treating you well Ed 👍🏻
No more videos?
Ciao :)
4:20 The focus stacking. You explained what it is and why you did it, but you forgot to mention why you would do it in the first place. A legit comment would be, why don't you use a smaller aperture like 5.6 to get everything in focus !!?? ;-)
@OmarSherien
5 жыл бұрын
Exactly
@AnastasTarpanov
5 жыл бұрын
He is shooting with short tele photo lens, the subject is very close, I don't think he can get everything in focus even on the smallest aperture. You can check with DoF calculator to see the results.
@philm259
5 жыл бұрын
He already shot between f8 and f16, when you focus that close on an object there is always a smaller dof
@AndreKeut
5 жыл бұрын
I think he used focus stacking to keep the blurry/bokeh background but the subject is then totally in focus.
@RS-Amsterdam
5 жыл бұрын
@@AndreKeut Well you can do that adjusting your aperture and manual focus
Have you quit KZread?
@clearlyed
4 жыл бұрын
no. but my studio has had a really busy year so have taken a break. retuning in January though.
@samsstreets8684
4 жыл бұрын
@@clearlyed good to hear!
@callmemanny781
4 жыл бұрын
@@clearlyed It's March =/ - Your videos are super helpful! hope everything is alright!