5 Tips for Styling Ice Cream for Food Photography
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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Can I just say that I appreciate what you do here on UA-cam!!? I mean, it is so evident that you put in so much thought into whatever you make for us; plus, you always go the extra mile to guide us through whatever you're explaining. You're a fantastic teacher, Joanie and a lovely person as well
Love too 😍💝
"Shut the front door" cracks me up everytime
As an Italian Ice Mobile Bartending business owner this was super helpful!
You can scoop the ice cream place it on a sheet tray that has been in the freezer so it’s cold then place everything back into the freezer then when your ready take it and give it a quick flick with a blow torch that gives it a nice shine
Nice! Great tips!
I dont get it, can u explain more pls?
Perfect timing! I’ve been taking ice cream shots this week and really struggling. Thanks for the great advice!
I make ice cream, so this only applies to homemade ice cream, but thickening the milk with a roux or using some gelatin can stabilise the scoops enough to get an extra 2-5 minutes out of it. I've made a couple of batches with gelatin that are basically frozen mousse that have to be over halfway melted before they start loosing their scoop shape. (Actually frozen cheesecake filling/mousse would make a good, less plasticky, sub for shots where you don't need real ice cream.)
Nice!!! So many fun tips!
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So glad!!!! Hugs!!
I just found your channel and I AM IN LOVE!!! YOUR CONTENT IS EVERYTHING I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR! Thank you so breaking everything down so simply.
I do have one video request: How do instagramers take food photos in restaurants? Let's say my friends and I want to go eat food and I don't want to be weird and bring all the photography gears with me except a camera, How can I take good food photos?
Definitely on the list coming up very soon!
have you ever shot beverages or cocktails..smoothies? milkshakes? if so plesse make a video on that, thanks :)
Gawd, i love this channel
Are you controlling your video camera from your computer? Have I been an idiot this whole time? I keep realizing I never pressed record and always miss my shots. Please tell...
Yep! It's tethered to the Canon EOS Utility just like in the tethering video, but in video mode through the live view. Also, once you finish recording and close out of the live view for video, it automatically downloads the files to your computer from the camera. Definitely makes life easier
Shoot, I need to get on that. Thank you! Did you see my Casey Neistat video? I really took a leap yesterday...it has yet to to deliver the result I wanted! But gotta keep on going, ya know? Still learning this crazy world.
I found you this morning and now i have seen all your videos!!! They are amazing. I am a pastry chef but i was getting very frustrated because i do beautiful cakes and then in the photos they look awfull :( But now i think with your tips i will do beautiful photos. Thank you very much for sharing all your knowlege. I send you a big hug from Bogota, Colombia.
Why not hire a professional photographer from Bogota?
Very good video Nicole. It will be very useful. Really liked how you detailed the steps needed. Very well done. Thanks.
This is Great. I own a Gelato and Crepe shop and also a photographer. I have been thinking of the best ways to shoot some of my creations for advertising. Your videos are very informative. New subscriber here. Thank you for your efforts in making these.
I just love your channel. You make me want to pursue food photography so bad!!
Just discovered your channel and love you already!
As usual awesome video from Joanie.
Best video yet! I was wondering when you were going to do a video about ice cream. Love that you brought in another photographer to share there tips as well as your own. Look forward to more of your videos.
I just love every bit of this channel. Thanks so inspiring😙
I think food photography is super fun... I will definitely be checking out more of your videos! LOVED THIS ONE! :)
Thankyou for always keeping it so unique!
Another great vídeo Joanie , thank you so much !!! I definitely will try to take some ice cream shots !!!
I think she could talk about the grass growing and I would still watch. :-)
OMG! Youuuu are me hero! Thaaaank youuuuuu
That recipe for fake icecream is really good, i learned from a theacher in my photography carrer
Great job dear
Excellent tips for icecream Photography ... Liked it !!!
Very usable tips.. .Tnx for sharing!
I am a new commercial food photographer and I am shooting tomorrow at a local ice cream shop and so I am learning other tricks
That ice cream scoop you love is from IKEA, I just saw it while I was picking up a few things.
www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/usearch/?query=ice%20cream%20scoop
Love ice cream, and your videos but I have to say it, your cup caught my eye big time :) ..... and now I know how to make face ice cream to put on top of my real cakes.
love your episodes introductions
fun watching this!
Thank you, Joanie! Great video! I dream to see all about coffee (like latte or frappe)))
Bye, bye bye! Thanks for the video!
now i know, the black and green/bleu color in the hair reminds me of a common starling,. looks cool. love your video's.
I love birds
YOU’RE KILLING ME, SMALLS! 😍🍨
Ha ha ha...the Sandlot
Awesome tips as always!
Thank you so much! I have a shoot coming up and would really be helpful.
Thank you so very much for making this video! Love it! It surely helps with ice cream shooting struggles 😅
You are beautiful and your presentation is unique. thank you
Ok. But now I just wanna hang out and take photos. And eat. All day. 😂
amazing
thank you, thank you, thank you. Great tips as always
Loved this episode! thanks for the tips!!
Great tip with the fake ice cream. I've seen one using mashed potato, it tend to look too firm. Never actually use it before but I already wondering what am I gonna do with colored mashed potato. Anyway, that frosting tip combined with your tip on condensation could really make it legit, thanks Joanie!!
Oh and one question, does the freeze spray safe for food? Really don't want to waste any ice cream after taking a good shot
hhahahahahaah, the last few seconds made my day!
Love the fake ice cream! I can practice now without my kids losing their minds as I "waste" the real stuff! Lol
this is so helpful! especially I just started doing food styling in film and tvc here in ph
brilliant video!
so much to learn from you..
Thank you for everything :)
I am from Brazil. I am a big fan 😍😍😍
Great tips and the hair looked great too. 😂😂😂
Awesome videos!!! and you've a quirky style .. hehe.. thanks and keep posting
oh my goodness, who are you?! i love you! amazeballs. so excited i found the channel! *subscribe*
Great tips! Thanks!
AWESOME tips! Can you share some tips when working with Cake please?
Awesome this should help me. Thank you
Smart , fun video- great ideas. You remind me of Abbie on NCIS.
I think you now need a hair stylist for your shoots, Joanie. LOL Great video as always!
Ha ha! "YVONNE! We need you on set!"
Great tips! Thank you so much for sharing all that great info. And where did you get that mug?! I love it!
Wondering if you would do any consulting on ice cream photography? I started a shoot today and it’s not going well.
great video with good tips
I always thought, that the dishes are frosten as well.
Also, you can form a hole in the bottom of the ice cream then shove a sliver of dry ice into the hole. That way, the ice cream stays cold from the inside out.
Love your videos! They're super informative! What camera settings do you use to shoot your youtube videos? 24fps with 1/50 second?
Shut the front door Kim lmaoo
What the ratio of frosting and sugar she said?
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Wow. Looks good enough to eat :)
I LOVE ICE CREAM
Can you please do a video on how to use umbrella lighting?
Yep! It's on the lineup
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Can you talk about food photography business.....plzz... How to start?how to make money with it? you are awesome mam.
Thank you.....
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Your channel is great, thanks for sharing information, I see at 6:17 you have a c stand on the right of the camera, is that supporting a reflector or?
I didn't see Kim Brough Daniels contact info in the description of your video so if anyone wnated a link here is her Instagram contact instagram.com/kimbroughdaniels/
hey joanie, am just a beginner in food photography and your channel has helped me a lot, i have a canon 600 D and i wanted to ask you what aspect ratio do u shoot in?
I shoot at the 3:2 ratio
Ask the client what they expect, then shoot in that ratio.
Do you just have your whole studio connected to your laptop?
:) Just the camera. Cheers!
Joanie, which app do you use to connect your camera to your laptop to control it there? So cool! Thanks!
thumbs up!
You are really awesome.......
I am in🤗🤗
I was waiting for the exposure tips ?
I was always thinking it was mashed potato
What apple laptop do you use please ?
I use a MacBook pro 8GB 13 in screen
I thought fake ice cream was smash potatoes
just use what all the pros doo love................ why go to that bother just use mash food colour...lol
24hr, o degree F ?
using mash potato. solves a lot of issues
Hahaha truth in advertising, so many commercials and ads have not the actual product.
Not in the USA! By law you MUST photograph the food that you are selling. Supporting food items *can* be substituted.
If you are selling pancakes, then you can use motor oil instead of syrup because it will not soak into the hero.
If you are selling corn flakes, then you can fill the bowl with white glue instead of milk otherwise the hero will get soggy.
whats her age anyone? and dont say 20. i wanna know her real born age.
Please dial down you character, baaah. Besides that tips are super good