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WOW I made it to the end and my mind was blown when you said it was your first video, it's so well done!! Ive never come across your channel before but cant wait to binge :))

Thank you for this Kasey! I really like that you don't take us through your tutorials with the assumption that everyone is a pro, your speed, and that you break down the steps

Hi Casey, there are plenty of product video tutorials relatively easy products.. I never seen hardware product photo tutorials such as door / cabinet handle, stuff like this. And also, variations and how to lay out different colours in frame.. Would you consider to such a video? Assume it might differentiate you from others in a sense.

Lot of good information!! Thankyou for sharing this video:) Can you also please share some more videos on editing?

Just subscribed!

Such a great video - thanks for taking the time to create this 👐

Very nice tutorial! Two questions : You seems to have a continuous light on the right side of the table bouncing off the wall then through a diffuser that is held by a c-stand, am I wrong ? So it would be a two lights setup isn't it? And where did you guy those vinyl backdrops? This is a great size, the one I'm finding are way smaller. Thanks :)

I'm not a product photographer but I love your work and videos. They are so educative and awesome. Don't stop posting cos we love your work❤. One day you may shoot a product photography for me. Thanks kasey

Awesome stuff! Need to do a little more product work for our teams and was delighted to learn about your process and workflow!

Love it!!!! Would love to see more with adding music or sounds effects!!!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thank you! I look forward to more beauty products photos

This is awesome! You have some great tips, and I loved the last one the most!

Great video and advice Kasey, thank you for this!

Thanks for this video, super encouraging. Is the giveaway open to everyone regardless of location ? 😄

Just passing through to show support! I really like the tutorial it made me want to try some new things out in my workflow.

I love that you use the input and feedback that you get from your followers to create new content Kasey 🫶 This one was amazing👐 I can't wait to see your channel grow so you can create even more videos. I follow many UA-cam channels but lately yours have turned out to be on the top 3 list that I regularly check in to see if there are new videos from 🤓 So, you made my day with this new one 😉 Do you find it is better/easier to edit in /create timeline in DaVinci compared to just finishing the stop motion in Photoshop? Thanks in advance 🤓 Best from Susanne

BTW, a couple of ideas for upcoming videos (or maybe something you can reply tow for questions 2 at least): 1) I would love to see more of you suing / editing in Capture One 👐 2) Can you explain how/when you use Paths vs. Channels in Photoshop (sorry if the question is silly but I'm not used to working with these) Thanks in advance, Kasey 🫶 Best from Susanne

Such a great video, Kasey - just rewatched this 🤓 I really enjoy your thorough explanations to how/why you set up the way you do. You are really talented at creating helpful video content 👐

Thanks you so much for creating the video content we ask for in the comments 👐This is SOOOOO well appreciated 🤓 This one is really helpful and I hope you will share more Photoshop videos in future. One question: at 0:26 you say that" you have already gone ahead and started by separating of the individual elements out on their own specific layer". I'm a bit uncertain what this means exactly. Can you help clarify? Thanks in advance Kasey and please keep up your amazing work 🫶 Best from Susanne

Awesome tutorial! I have been wanting to get started with Dragon Frame!

Great video! I have faith in your channel's future.

As someone who is obsessed with stop motion, I was excited to see this video when you posted. Could you at some point film a video about the software and the remote. Also what was the jiggling(the view we can see by the side) that was happening every time you used the remote and took a picture ? I hope I have explained that well . Thanks so much for sharing your wisdom with us. 😁

great content i love to see more

Thanks Kasey for sharing this! I sometimes share similar projects to pitch to potential clients.

can you make a video or talk about how to feather the shadow please? Totally screwed that.

I don’t have camera but using iPhone do I need to use flash?

Hi Kasey, why have you decided to take B1X instead of D2, for example? Good price for B1X kit? Thanks.

Amazing tutorial! Will try tonight with some organic sunflower oil 🌻

What a great tip! Thank you, Kasey!

This was such a good ''first'' YT video! I loved it so much! New subsciber :)

What was the app you used to take the photo as if it was a remote trigger for the shutter please? Taking a photo via the tethering is so handy - I've never done that before.

Great video! It’s nice to see how other photographers retouch their photos. Subscribed 💕

I don't use photo shop but i will like and comment so the algorithm might recommend it to someone who will benefit from it

That’s actually very helpful. Thank you!

I’m self taught and rarely use these more advanced features. Super informative! I am wondering (and sorry if this is obvious) why you press play instead of having the layer be invisible?

How do you get the high contrast action? I didn't find it in my default actions in PS

Thank youuu ❤❤

Love that. Thanks for the tip I will do this on my shoot. Thank you!

This was such a great find of a video! Do you have any recommended places you shop for your probs? (i.e the blocks, arch, etc, etc.) As someone just starting to enter into this field it can be over whelming to build a studio base to help jump start yourself.

very use full product photoediting tutorial fully deep learning

There is a front light that is directed upwards towards the ceiling of the room. What is its function? Another question: Why didn't you use a diffuser to soften the lighting? Thank you very much.

My friend, we as beginners need a lot of processing in Photoshop. We hope so. Thank you.

If only I had seen this video a month ago jeje most of it is sold out!! they look great

Your videos are awesome! Could you please share how you create your levels/curves presets to remove imperfections?

I don't usually comment but felt the need to thank you for these incredibly informative videos! As a graphic designer, I’ve been doing more product photography and editing, and your tutorials have been a huge help. They’re clear and concise, and explain things in a way that’s easy to follow without ever feeling condescending. I often photograph white, light, or reflective products, and some need to be placed on white backgrounds for Amazon. It would be great if you could make a video on photographing these types of products, and also how you edit them-it would be really beneficial!

Amazing shot very professional ❤ may ask where did you get your backdrop? The colors are stunning

what your Camera and lens u use in this video ?

That was insightful. Thanks for sharing your tips. Might have to try stacking images :o)

Amazing job

I am a huge fan already of your tutorials (and, of course - a follower 👐) Keep doing this and you will gain a lot of followers 🤓🫶 Best from Susanne