Product Photography Tutorial. HOW TO TAKE AMAZING PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY AT HOME (TUTORIAL)
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Product photography at home could be really easy if you just follow my steps. In this tutorial I will show you my product photography setup, how I set the scene how I edit my product photography, what lights I use and of course I will have links to the products used in the description below . This is a photography for beginners tutorial. Photo editing is easy , I will teach you how ! #productphotography #productphotographyathome #productphotographyBTS
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Skyler, definitely the Photoshop post-production process should stay, it adds extra value to your awesome videos 👌
Thank you!
Thank you Skyler for all the tutorials. Extremely helpful!
I love the editing part! seeing everything from start to finish is so cool and educational. I watch til the end!
I like to thank you for the photo tutorials you are sharing with us. I appreciate your showing how you photograph and edit your subjects and I would enjoy your continuing offering exactly what you are sharing with us now. Many of us are able to learn by being shown how something is photograph and edited. I must say that for me there are only a handful of photographers on UA-cam that actually take their time to explain what they are doing and I appreciate it very much. Please continue doing what you are doing for all of us newbies. Again thank you very much for sharing your photography experiences.
Thank you so much Claudio. Comments like this is what it makes me keep going! Thank you so much for your kind words and support
Please don 't make your videos any shorter - I absolutely love watching your editing in Photoshop. You have become my new favourite UA-cam channel to watch because of your Photoshop editing tutorials 🙌 Maybe and idea could be to split the vides of one products hoot into two: one video with the setup and photographing the product and one video with in-depth editing. UA-cam would love that and your followers could choose what they want to see ☺
You mention that you also do food photography - would be amazing to see how you work with this as well ;-)
Thank you, yes to the editing, don’t skip it👍
Got it! Thanks Taisiya F
I love the editing parts very much!!! Thank you.
Another very informative video.. thank you..
I really like that you show the way you edit, please don’t stop..
Another brilliant step-by-step guide with excellent suggestions. 👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
I'm working on improving my product photography and your videos are Wonderful! The editing parts are, to me, just as interesting as the photography. Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤
Awesome, thank you!
The best Channel on UA-cam about product photography, trank you Skyler and so much greetings from Germany
I really love your work 😊 please continue to show all your process because I learn a lot everytime with you thank you so much ❤️💚 kiss from Mauritius Island
Thank you! Will do!
❤ love your videos
I want to get into product photography and I just thank God I chanced on your channel. Very detailed. And I love the editing part too
Очень нравятся Ваши видео. Для меня в данный период они очень актуальны! Спасибо за урок.
I understand you want to shorten the video but I hope you don’t cut out the editing part. If you think you need to, please consider doing a 2 part video. The first is photography and second part is editing.
Hi Donna, thank you for your input. I will make sure to keep the editing
Great video that illustrates that you can get brilliant results with a relatively simple set up. The editing content is also useful to make the best of your results. Thanks for sharing
Much appreciated!
your videos are extreeeemly goood...one like is not enough.
Skyler, excelentní aranžování a fotografování objektu . Jste skvělá fotografka ok.👍👏
Thank you very much
Hi Skyler, I am Rakesh Raina from New Delhi India. I just discovered you on youtube and am really enjoying your product photography tutorials. I have to admit that at times it becomes demoralizing to see your set up which I do not have at the moment but do aspire to own one one day. I just started my photography interest during the second wave of Covid and do hope to push on. All the best and keep it up!!!❤👍
SUPER
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Very Nice
Thanks
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Good day, Skyler! Thank you very much for your photo tutorials. I am watching every video you are posting. Please, don't remove editing part from the video. It's very useful and it helps us a lot! 🥰😇 Also, it would be great to see the video with more complicated light sources, for example to use 4-5 light sources in use
Hi Skyler, another very informative video, do you ever use a flash meter, or rely on capture one, to review the image. Please keep these great videos coming.
I have a flash meter but haven’t used it in years! I find with digital this days is not necessary. We can see the exposure and adjust as needed
This is soooo cool!
Amazing.
Skyler, can you make tutorial product photography with only one speedlite - thank you so much !!
I have lots of one light tutorials. Look for the one light only videos in my playlist
ua-cam.com/play/PLi7npxX_OTB5TGY1JvP5LIxqSCNa58ATK.html
@@skylerewingphotography Thanks so much !!
Thank you very much Skyler, I am buying photographic equipment to do product and stock photography from home as an additional income and your videos are a great inspiration to me. Greetings from Mexico
Hi, Mario. So glad this was helpful. Let me know if you have any questions
@@skylerewingphotography Thank you for your attention, everything you explain is very clear. If you allow me, I would like to ask you for a video. You have a lot of very professional equipment, but what is the minimum equipment to start in product and stock photography from home.
@@M4R10V4LD3RR4M4 :) is been on my plans to make this video as a lot of people are requesting it. I will try to get it done in next week
Hey Mario, I hope you calculated the fact into your investment plan that stock photography brings in almost nothing these days, if you are not at the top of your game.
Will try to do this kind of shot today for practice. Great result!
And yes, I also think it's a good idea to make the videos shorter (but keeping the content of course)
Thank you
Thank you for these PS tutorials they are very helpful. Do you have any videos that walk through the exporting process? If not, could you include that in a future tutorial or 2? Thanks again
you can increase the playback speed of video where your are doing repetitive jobs like selecting silver part of the can
Greetings from brasil, new subscriber here, very good content, thank you so much.
Why not use the trigger to change the light power instead of taking them on and off? Also why not do all the edits in c1?
My thoughts on selecting, and other "tedious" parts.
Choose your best choice, perhaps mention alternatives such as "select object."
Show us how to start.
Show us tricky bits.
Show us the last moments & the final result.
Tell us how long it took you, and a guess at how long the inexpert might take. If you spent an hour, and I five minutes, I might have missed something.
Hello Skyler, thanks for the for the amazing video. I have a question regarding your mixture, what proportions of water and glycerin do you use to have the best drops ?
I use about a third glycerin to two thirds water
But you can use up to half and half
@@skylerewingphotography Alright, thank you I will try that.
@@zingibo try it on some tomatoes first. You will really see the difference between them
@@skylerewingphotography alright, I will experiment with a tomato 🍅 first . Thank you Skyler
Dear,as live in small country and have no possibility to see or try diffuser papers,may I ask which models of Lee are y using?
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Lee heavy frost. There is a link in my Amazon store in any of my videos description
Hello Skyler - what is your backdrop ? Savage Paper ?
Thanks
I would actually go with a neutral color, as red might make the selection difficult and i’d rather spend time to have a perfect detour.
Hi, I am re-watching this as I finally got some glass shelves to use! I miss your product photography videos. Hopefully you will be creating more in the future.
I hope so too! Thank you. I just haven’t had much time
Great video!. Thx for sharing! Seeing the editing process is very helpful!
Awesome. Thanks
lliked backround color , and good photo
Thank you
You are the holy grail I have been looking for. I don't mind the detailed video, I suggest you can add speed ramp when you are using the pen tool though
I find it very helpful to see your different steps and the trial and error stages. Thank you.
I wish you would make many more videos like these 🙌
Great video and explanation Skyler👌🏼
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Thank you maam, ❤🌹.. for this beautiful✨ tutorial👨🏫📓.....
My pleasure 😊