@@replicasurfaces the 45° angle is going to be a go-to for me but I'm hoping to perfect the flatlay. I'm new to product photography, but its necessary for my new business so I'm subscribed to this channel and the group😇😇
The coconut smoothie bowl look soooooo good, but can totally see how you lose detail shooting eye level and overhead, 45 degree was perfect for it! Great tips as always, thanks Mandy!
Right!! I totally felt that viewing all three angles side-by-side showed what a difference your chosen angles can make depending on what you are photographing!!
I had the same notion!! The side-by-side examples really help in visualizing how the different angles work for the same subject! Thanks for watching, Stephanie! 🥰
dang it I missed the premiere! But I love this topic. I learned about angles the HARD way! Thanks Mandy!!!! I will say I found that overhead is my workhouse cause I'm lazy
I learned the hard way too!! Lots of wonky horizons when attempting 45-degree shots! 🤦♀️ Thank you so much for watching and showing some love!! 💖 We'll see you next week! 😎
We've got one in the works!! We'll keep you updated, make sure you have notifications for our channel turned on so you're notified when we release any jewelry videos! 🥰
Lovely work. Lovely Channel, Its nice to share your thoughts and works out here. Looking out for different angles in product Photography and I guess I have learnt something today.
We're all about creating as much content as possible! Especially when it's as easy as flipping a cookie and switching angles! 🙌 Thanks for watching, Abbey!
@@replicasurfaces I love that you show all three angles so we can see how they work or don't work in each setting. I am always shooting a very tall object (wine bottle) so I struggle to create unique shots... they all look the same but the depth ideas and background styling is really helpful!
Thank you for the angle tips, I love the tips about elevating the products and rotating a product so you can take photos from multiple angles and have more content.
I really appreciate the links to the other videos - the bite size length of these is great (especially when I'm not feeling up to taking in a ton of new information), but the plugs to let us know where related content is if we want to dive deeper are fantastic!
Even though I am familiar with these 3 angles for food photography, it is really great how you explained how to choose which angle to use in certain situation. Thanks Mandy!
I am so glad the explanations are easy to follow! Angles can be tricky! Thank you for watching and showing this video alllll the love, Nataša 🥰💖 You are so sweet!! 💖
Jill!!! Thank you SO much! I am so glad you are loving the videos and I can't shower the VIP Group with enough praise. You guys are a truly marvelous group of people! 🥰💖
Great simplified tips! While I've figured out these mostly now by trial and error but being put into the words it helps me understand why these work or don't work.
Mandy, you always give such great tips! It was really helpful to see the comparison between the three angles. I usually do more of the eye level shots but I feel open now to try the 45! THANK YOU.
Great video! Can't wait till next week to order the "studio". Not having an area to work with in natural light has been holding me back. This will be the perfect solution for my photography needs! Thanks so much!
I love the breakdown of the 3 angles and when to use them. I definitely used to try and do the 45 degree and get both surfaces in because they are awesome but showing the closer shot made much more sense.
Hi Mandy... Thank you for all the wonderful videos and information. Question... Can you make a video regarding how to shoot Jewelry products? Thank You
We've got one in the works!! We'll keep you updated, make sure you have notifications for our channel turned on so you're notified when we release any jewelry videos! 🥰
Your videos are always so helpful. Thank you so much for putting out this content. I definitely need to try flat lay with some of my desserts. Thanks for the tips! - Mey Mey
Mey Mey!! Thank you for watching the content we put out! It absolutely helps us keep the goodness coming! 💖 Do it up, let us know how the flat-lay styling goes! 🙌
I've been getting comfortable with eye level photos. I'd like to do flat lays too, but I find them really challenging to style. Love a shoot that can do both angles though so I'd like to develop that skill.
I've seen some place two of the same Surfaces side-by-side to create a jumbo L-Shape or you could also use the semi-cube by attaching three Surfaces together with a few Stands to create a "corner" or what we like to call a "semi-cube." We have a demo on how to make a semi-cube on our Instagram!
A quick question: if you are photographing something like a pasta bowl and the bowl is the object of interest, do you suggest 45 degree angle or flat lay?
Hey Leigh!! Thanks for asking your question here too, I didn't want my answer to get lost! I would suggest doing both for the sake of having extra content because I think the overhead angle used in a flat-lay is the classic way to show off a bowl of food as well as show off any special styling or swirls of noodles in a pasta dish for example, but if your subject or food is in a bowl with some textural elements or something that you think may add to your scene (like the texture of the actual coconut bowl in the video), then 45 degrees is the move! I am a huge advocate of creating as much content as you can using one dish to maximize your ability to use that one dish in multiple ways and across channels without feeling like a broken record! 😎
What are you trying to prop up, Debbie?? That might help me provide a better answer... otherwise, my answer is a little universal because you can use just about anything!! 😂
Hey, great question! I highly recommend thee Godox SL60W continuous LED light with a softbox! It provides a solid amount of light and can also be used for video since it is a continuous light! 🙌
Hey Rodrigo! We're so happy you enjoyed the video! ☺️ Those are our Replica Stands and you can find them right here on our website: www.replicasurfaces.com/products/replica-stands
Excellent video, thank you.
Thanks so much for watching, Nicole!🥰
You are really amazing, your presentation and the information. Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for the kind words!❤️
I am looking forward to these tips!
LOVE IT!!! Thank you for watching! What did you think of our angles video?? 🥰
@@replicasurfaces the 45° angle is going to be a go-to for me but I'm hoping to perfect the flatlay. I'm new to product photography, but its necessary for my new business so I'm subscribed to this channel and the group😇😇
so many great tips! Another winner! Thanks Mandy :)
Tina!! You are too kind! 🥰💖 Thanks for watching and showing love! 💖💖
Very useful
Thank you!! We’re so happy to hear that!☺️
Thanks for the tips as always Mandy!
Thanks for joining us live, as always Chris!! 🙌 Appreciate you!!
Such AMAZING Content .... so happy I found Replica ..... it has made my Photo taking Much Less Stressfull!!!
LOVE!!! So thrilled to have a part in making your photography easier, Sara! Thank you so much for watching! 🥰💖
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This is very helpful. Always love these video because I learn so much!
Thank you SO much for watching and showing some love, Melyinda! 🥰
Love that diagonal composition and phone flip idea!!
Thanks for watching this one, Heather! Let us know if you give the phone flip a try! 😎
Great tips. I always learn new things watching these videos.
Thank you so much for watching!! 🙌
The coconut smoothie bowl look soooooo good, but can totally see how you lose detail shooting eye level and overhead, 45 degree was perfect for it! Great tips as always, thanks Mandy!
Right!! I totally felt that viewing all three angles side-by-side showed what a difference your chosen angles can make depending on what you are photographing!!
Wow! Eye opening! Thank you. 😁
You are so welcome!
Thank you, Mandy❣️
Thank YOU for watching, Vee! 🥰
That coconut smoothie!!! Yum! And seeing the 3 angles side by side was really great to show how each composition changes the image! Well done!
I had the same notion!! The side-by-side examples really help in visualizing how the different angles work for the same subject! Thanks for watching, Stephanie! 🥰
I look forward to these videos every single week! 🥳
AWW JEN! 🥰🥰🥰 We look forward to making these videos and releasing them to YOU! Thanks for showing these videos so much love!!
Great tips and very easy to understand for a total newbie!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching, Megan! 🥰
Thanks for the information
You're creative keep going 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
We'll keep it up!! Thank YOU for watching, friend! 🙌
Great information explained in a great way.
Thanks a bunch, Carlos!! 🙌
Great advice, as always!
Aww, shucks! Thank you so much, Rachel! 💖
Good morning everyone! Great new information for me! Thank you again Mandy.
Have an amazing day everyone.
Kim!! Thank you for joining us and showing this video some love!! You are awesome!! 🥰💖 I hope you have an amazing day, as well!
Thank you for this! I love your tips. They are helpful and fun!
You are so welcome! So happy you like them!! 🥰
Neat! Thanks for the walkthrough!
Ana!! Thank you SO much for watching! I'm so glad you liked this one! 🙌
This was so helpful! Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you SO much for watching! 🥰
dang it I missed the premiere! But I love this topic. I learned about angles the HARD way! Thanks Mandy!!!! I will say I found that overhead is my workhouse cause I'm lazy
I learned the hard way too!! Lots of wonky horizons when attempting 45-degree shots! 🤦♀️ Thank you so much for watching and showing some love!! 💖 We'll see you next week! 😎
Thanks again! I am learning soooo much!
Love to hear it, Debbie!! 🥰
This really helped! Thank you for the great tips!!!
Love hearing that you found this one helpful, Dea! Thank you for watching! 🥰
Wow! That's a whole lot of information packed in a 7-minute video....I got so much out of it! Great video as always.
Gale!! Thank you so much for watching, I am so glad you got so much from this one! 💖 We'll keep the videos coming!
Thanks for the great tips!
Thank you SO much for watching, Rebecca! 🥰
Food photos make me hungry...lol. Beautifully done.
You and me both! 😋😋 Hazard of the job, I suppose! 😂
These tips were amazing. Just knowing when to choose the right angle was such a tremendous help.
Amy!! I am so glad you found this one helpful in choosing your angles!! Thank you so much for watching! 🥰
Zooming in on the 45-degree shot is a great tip!
Glad you liked that one, Sarah! 🥰
Mine arrive today, so excited to try them out!
YAY!! How exciting, Sara! Which Surfaces did you receive? 🥰
Shiplap, Glossy white, and plaster!
I love being your student. Thank you for another great lesson. So many great ideas to try.
Omayra!!! 🥰 You are SO wonderful and SO SWEET! Thank you for watching!
Wow this has been a huge help for me. When and how to apply those different angles is key. Thanks RS!
Very welcome! Glad to hear it!! 🙌
Thank you so much for your tutorials.
Thank YOU for watching! Happy you're enjoying them!
Really helpful! I look forward to seeing the other videos and making my so-so photos POP!
We are HERE for it! Thanks for watching, Dan!
Thanks so much for this video! Would you consider doing videos on jewelry photography?
We've got one in the works!! We'll keep you updated, make sure you have notifications for our channel turned on so you're notified when we release any jewelry videos! 🥰
Waow! Thanks for these suggestions 🙏
Glad you like them!
Thank you for sharing these tips. Love it!
Thank YOU for watching, Mia! 💖
@@replicasurfaces love your videos and I’m learning so much. Thank you for sharing such valuable knowledge!
Great video! These videos are super helpful. I love the tip of turning the phone camera to the bottom to get an eye-level photo!
The phone-flip is a total game-changer!!! Thanks for watching, Laura! 🥰
Love it! Thank you!!
Thank YOU for watching, Janelle! 🥰
Lovely work. Lovely Channel, Its nice to share your thoughts and works out here. Looking out for different angles in product Photography and I guess I have learnt something today.
Thank you for explaining the 45 degree angle use. Super helpful
Absolutely!! It never hurts to try the 45-degree angle and it can look awesome!! Thanks for watching Cari! 🙌
Excited about this video! The others have improved my shots so much!
Jenny!!! That is amazing to hear! 🙌🤩 What did you think about this one??
@@replicasurfaces This was great info. It really helped to demystify the 45 degree shot for me.
I love this! Especially that last tip about moving the same scene around to create more content from different angles.
We're all about creating as much content as possible! Especially when it's as easy as flipping a cookie and switching angles! 🙌 Thanks for watching, Abbey!
Can't wait. I am a BIG fan of yours. Your food photography compositions helping me a lot :)
We love to hear that, Farhan!! Thank you SO much for watching this one! 🥰
These videos are so helpful and informative. Thank you, thank you for doing them!
Thank YOU for watching them, Stephanie!! It helps us keep making them!! 🥰💖
I'm so excited for this! I love learning new skills for photography!
Thanks for watching this one, Talia!! What was your favorite bit from this video?? 🥰
@@replicasurfaces I love that you show all three angles so we can see how they work or don't work in each setting. I am always shooting a very tall object (wine bottle) so I struggle to create unique shots... they all look the same but the depth ideas and background styling is really helpful!
This was really enlightening.
My Fb name is Sandra Meyer
Thank you SO much for watching, Sandra! And thanks for giving us a heads up on your FB name!! 🥰 Appreciate it!! 💖
Thank you for the angle tips, I love the tips about elevating the products and rotating a product so you can take photos from multiple angles and have more content.
Vanessa!! We're all about creating as much content as you can! Especially when we can make it easier for YOU! Thank you for watching! 🥰
Great tips! Definitely helpful for the newbie here :) Thank you!
YAY! Thank you so much for watching!! 🥰
thanks for the info, is truly helpful.
Thank you for watching! So happy you enjoyed!!
I really appreciate the links to the other videos - the bite size length of these is great (especially when I'm not feeling up to taking in a ton of new information), but the plugs to let us know where related content is if we want to dive deeper are fantastic!
Thanks for that Clare!! We definitely try to keep these on the short side because we understand how valuable your time is! We'll keep it up! 🥰💖
This is helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!! Thanks for watching!
So crazy to see how just changing the angle can make a huge difference in the composition!!
Right!! Thanks for watching, Miranda! 🥰
Just loved it. You kept it so simple, so interesting & so engaging
Thank you so much, Rayhaan! We're so happy you enjoyed the video!😊
Man I love my surfaces so much!
Love hearing that, Jacob!! Thanks for the love! 🥰
Angles are always key to show the importance of your subject(s). Great work!
Dayvis! Absolutely agree! Thanks for showing this one some love! 🥰
Thanks, excellent info
Thank YOU! So happy you enjoyed it!
This was so cool
We're so happy to hear you enjoyed it!
Even though I am familiar with these 3 angles for food photography, it is really great how you explained how to choose which angle to use in certain situation. Thanks Mandy!
I am so glad the explanations are easy to follow! Angles can be tricky! Thank you for watching and showing this video alllll the love, Nataša 🥰💖 You are so sweet!! 💖
I definitely need to work more on my angles
Get it, girl!! You got these angles! 😎🙌
Mandy, your videos are absolutely amazing! I have learned so much over the past year between your tips and the VIP group. Keep them coming!!
Jill!!! Thank you SO much! I am so glad you are loving the videos and I can't shower the VIP Group with enough praise. You guys are a truly marvelous group of people! 🥰💖
Great tips
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch this one! 🙌
Great simplified tips! While I've figured out these mostly now by trial and error but being put into the words it helps me understand why these work or don't work.
I had the same realization while working on this video!! These three angles make so much more sense now! I'm stoked you enjoyed this one, Kristina! 🥰
Gosh I’m commenting already I can’t wait for the video 😆
I love the dedication to getting the first comment in AND being so excited for this video!! Thank you SO much for joining us! 🥰
Mandy, you always give such great tips! It was really helpful to see the comparison between the three angles. I usually do more of the eye level shots but I feel open now to try the 45! THANK YOU.
Do it up, Lisa!! Thank you SO much for taking the time to watch! 🥰🥰🥰
Great video! Can't wait till next week to order the "studio". Not having an area to work with in natural light has been holding me back. This will be the perfect solution for my photography needs! Thanks so much!
I love the breakdown of the 3 angles and when to use them. I definitely used to try and do the 45 degree and get both surfaces in because they are awesome but showing the closer shot made much more sense.
I needed that example for it to click for me too!! 🙌 Can't wait to see you give it a try, Lisa! 💖💖 Thanks for watching!
Hi Mandy... Thank you for all the wonderful videos and information. Question... Can you make a video regarding how to shoot Jewelry products? Thank You
We've got one in the works!! We'll keep you updated, make sure you have notifications for our channel turned on so you're notified when we release any jewelry videos! 🥰
@@replicasurfaces Done!!! Thank you.
Your videos are always so helpful. Thank you so much for putting out this content. I definitely need to try flat lay with some of my desserts. Thanks for the tips! - Mey Mey
Mey Mey!! Thank you for watching the content we put out! It absolutely helps us keep the goodness coming! 💖 Do it up, let us know how the flat-lay styling goes! 🙌
I've been getting comfortable with eye level photos. I'd like to do flat lays too, but I find them really challenging to style. Love a shoot that can do both angles though so I'd like to develop that skill.
Eye-level can be tricky, but I love the way you style your games with that angle!! Thanks for watching, Jennifer! 💖
Thank you !
Eye level is my Everest!
BIG fan of the eye-level!! Such a powerhouse angle! 🤟✨Thanks for watching, Jenn!! 🥰
I love the replica surfaces, but sometimes since my products are handbags, it's hard to use them. Any videos or suggestions on that would be awesome.
I've seen some place two of the same Surfaces side-by-side to create a jumbo L-Shape or you could also use the semi-cube by attaching three Surfaces together with a few Stands to create a "corner" or what we like to call a "semi-cube." We have a demo on how to make a semi-cube on our Instagram!
A quick question: if you are photographing something like a pasta bowl and the bowl is the object of interest, do you suggest 45 degree angle or flat lay?
Hey Leigh!! Thanks for asking your question here too, I didn't want my answer to get lost! I would suggest doing both for the sake of having extra content because I think the overhead angle used in a flat-lay is the classic way to show off a bowl of food as well as show off any special styling or swirls of noodles in a pasta dish for example, but if your subject or food is in a bowl with some textural elements or something that you think may add to your scene (like the texture of the actual coconut bowl in the video), then 45 degrees is the move! I am a huge advocate of creating as much content as you can using one dish to maximize your ability to use that one dish in multiple ways and across channels without feeling like a broken record! 😎
Do you have any suggestions for how to prop things up, is there a universal propper upper?
What are you trying to prop up, Debbie?? That might help me provide a better answer... otherwise, my answer is a little universal because you can use just about anything!! 😂
Can you help me with something? I am a beginner at photography. Which light is best for product photography??
Hey, great question! I highly recommend thee Godox SL60W continuous LED light with a softbox! It provides a solid amount of light and can also be used for video since it is a continuous light! 🙌
Hi! where can I find the clips you're using to hold two board? the green pieces that are in te sec. 15. Thank you for a great video!
Hey Rodrigo! We're so happy you enjoyed the video! ☺️ Those are our Replica Stands and you can find them right here on our website: www.replicasurfaces.com/products/replica-stands
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Thanks for watching!! 🙌
Thank you for these amazing videos!
Thank you for watching, Jennifer! 🥰
Sooo helpful! Thank you