Creating 62 Product Photos in Just 3 DAYS
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2023
- Product photography for brands can be challenging. I'm photographing 62 product photos for a client in just 3 days and I have tips and tricks that will make any product photoshoot faster and so much efficient. Please Like and Subscribe!
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oh man, this is what the good old UA-cam used to be about. Soooo goooood, this is what I call creativity. More tutorials like these would be awesome. Thank you for this
Wow thanks! If you have any ideas for future tutorials you'd like to see let me know 🤘
This is fantastic. Would love to see more.
I feel this should be the poster video for UA-cam. Great quality, informative and addressing real situations with real solutions. Best 14:30min I have ever spent on UA-cam.
Wow, thanks! I'm all for it if we could convince UA-cam. 😊 thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Dude, you are good. I'm down a deep rabbit hole of this stuff and this was proper, efficient and smart and easy. Love all the tricks, thank you.
Awesome, thank you!
I did a similiar photoshoot for Tartufo products Brand here in Italy. The only thing the client didn0t want was the reflection on one side of the bottles so I put the softbox above the bottles to light the front and label, and with a polarizer filter I removed the reflection of the softbox from the glass. Lot of time spent in post production, but I didn't had the budget to pay for someone to do that for me. Patience is the key :D
such a great video and the part about the label is amazing. Well done!
Beautiful Video. Very informative, Thank You!
Thank you for the amazing techniques and great work !!
Blown away. Learning so much
grazie davvero per tutti i consigli. Una grande lezione di fotografia
This is next level. Just my opinion but this is your best work. Editing was amazing and informative!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it
Thank you for making this video! Great job!
Man you absolutely rock. Awesome hands on tutorial, instant bookmarked. Thanks for sharing 🙌🏻
Thanks glad you enjoyed it
Wow very informative wonderful to see the process and the actual journey.
Sweet video, love these practical real life example videos, so many tidbits of useful info, great job :)
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. It was a fun shoot, with lots of fun problems to solve
This process is insane 😮 I could never… props dude
Such nice end images! You took their nice product and elevated the style for them. I recently lost out on a bid for a Neutrogena job and have been trying to get my product images / cosmetic shots a bit more polished. Love some of your tips here to help to that end. I am def more a "photographer who knows enough PS" instead of someone with a deep knowledge of PS. Every time I see someone like you who is skilled in PS I see how useful this is...(for most of my bigger jobs I send out my images for RT). I did recently do a bunch of RT on many, many files for a job and by the time I finished I was much more adept at PS.
awesome! adding in the use of Smart Objects for the labels would cut even more time! The bubble brush is dope!
Great job and tips as always! Thank you!
Thank you I'm glad you like it
Amazing work like always! Thanks for sharing your knowledge🔥👌
Thanks!
always a pleasure to see your videos
Thanks for watching
These are masterful! Thank you so much for sharing. I'm in need of a lot more PS education! 😅
Excellent video! Thank You!
great work !!!
Brilliant!!!
Great job, Skyler!
Master Hand, no doubt.
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Thanks! 👍
Excellent, very instructive video. I should watch this on a daily basis until I remember all the techniques described.
Glad it was helpful!
The first time I've seen the video open without the iconic hat!
Great useful content Skyler, thank you.
It's making a come back next video.
You are such a talent, Styler - both at photography and at sharing your insights and knowledge with others 🙌 You can absolutely make my day when I tune in to UA-cam and discover a new video form you 🤩 Such clever and amazingly helpful content - thanks for sharing 👌As somebody else mentioned (the need to learn) I will be looking forward to see if you share more about also photographing not transparent products (placement of lighting etc.) More about creating packshots + Watching you work in Photoshoot would definitely also be on my wishlist for upcoming content 🌱☺
Best from Susanne
Thanks! I still have a ton of BTS from this shoot with the opaque bottles, maybe I'll put out a part 2
Great insight, thank you.
Your work is outstanding,and inspiring Vasili South Africa
The label swap is clutch. I did this for a coffee roaster years back. That one was a bit easier since the label was only the front and a relatively flat surface of the coffee bag.
Yeah it sure is a time saver and looks cleaner too
I love the video! Thank you Skyler!! 💯
Glad you enjoyed!
@@skylerburtphotos absolutely! A great video very helpful!!
Phenomenal information... WOW!
Thanks!
Exactly what I do now. Thanks for the help.
Thats great! I would love a few more clients in this area, it's a lot of fun
Very entertaining demonstration 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
So useful man!
Glad to hear it!
very good! i can't help but feel using a 3-d software (maybe Blender) and lighting in there would be easier. No dust, Very easy to create consistent light and post production process.
i love your video can you please make a full video about your retouching of this type of glassy transparent products
Great video! I’d love to know how you price this kind of work 😊 in Australia I find people don’t want to pay a lot for E-comm but with the amount of work you put into a single shot I feel it Warrants a higher price point! Maybe a video on “how to justify your price to clients” is also needed 😅 thanks for your content 🙌
True. Clients want the cheapest price and don’t always justify the better photographer. Sad
I'm sure you get this question all the time. You lean more towards strobes than constant video lights? I understand with the beverage stuff.
Fantastic video and photos! As a photographer myself, I'm very curious as to what you'd charge your client for a shoot like this, given that these are photos they'd only need once to profit from, for maybe years ahead. Is that something you'd want to share more about? Production fee, licensing etc.
welcome back
Thank you
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Hi skyler, Love your content, I am trying to make product photos of transparent storage containers as my first product photo adventure, please give me some advice on shooting transparent plastic containers.
any tipps on how to get rid of dust ? some plastic bottles and caps are such dust magnets it is crazy
The bubble brush is genius!
One question - isn't it easier to do all this in 3D? 😎
Yeah, I don't know. I'm not knowledgeable about 3D.
Epic stuff great tutorial, you still using your blackmagic?
Thanks! Yeah, love it. Still use it everyday
This is steel 😮
Great video and nice to see you again! You will get much better result with labels, if you don't use the whole label. Actually you see only the half of it. So transform only that part! Sorry, but now the left part is not natural.
You should have talked more details about shooting not transparent products as you spoke briefly and it is not clear enough how you shot them on the black background and managed to look natural on white background, also how you managed to eliminate reflections on the front of the bottles
I'll try and make another video that covers that more in depth. Thanks for watching
This is a nice method but at this point you could as well do everything in CG. All steps from lighting to label wrapping would be a lot more efficient and consistent. Users can't tell the difference. You can pull it off even in Blender.
Dude, amazing work truly top notch🏅. Question, what's the ballpark invoice fee💸 for a job like this?
The "T" is silent in "Pinot" just fyi :)
Great photos! Incredible how much extra work has to go into each image to make it look like they do. Hope they paid you well!
Thanks for that! I can never say it right. Thanks for watching. It's fun work and I'm really happy with how their site looks now
I don't get it. Did you have to do all that post production, with the printed version of the artwork to each bottle, 62 times? I dunno, that seems like a, well, a hell of a lot of work.
una domanda, pensi che si possa ottenere lo stesso risultato usando la luce continua anzichè i flash? Grazie della tua risposta.
Yes. But with continuous lights, you would need a completely dark room so you don't have natural light interfering with your exposure or causing unwanted reflections
Igor Sakharov from St. Petersburg shoots such bottles in one shot without Photoshop and it looks better.
How would you go about shooting a dark chocolate glossy leather wallet? I make leather items and have some chocolate colored wallets that I just can't seem to photograph properly. Either the color doesn't show up well or there is a reflection on the glossy surface. Any advice would be appreciated!
I'm just playing it out in my mind, I've never photographed a wallet, but I would place a light modified with a dish reflector or maybe soft box from slightly behind the wallet then use a large white card to bounce that light on to the face. You could move the card closer and farther away to control the richness of the color.
@@skylerburtphotos Thank you for your reply! I'll give this a shot. Your videos are very helpful.
How much would this cost hypothetically?
Instead of gradient tool, why don't you use gradient layer and keep it editable and adjust without making new gradient every time?
Apart from this - great tutorial.
Please level out your audio. Great video, but your audio levels are all over the place.
Great tips, amazing the setup and the final work 🏂
Glad you liked it!
И тут я понял, что не умею фотографировать
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As a product photographer I really appreciate this video. I def know the amount of work that goes into these shots. I have a question. however, respecting your platform I think this Q. should be ask as a direct DM or email. Can you provide me your email or DM that I can reach out directly.