Thank you for sharing this knowledge, so much experience. Especially useful as I plan to shoot my first product review vid. Ronald's channel is so underrated!
Thanks for these tips.. really intelligent.. Any idea or option on the table for a follow up on these tips with a live and real example and walk through.. like job shadowing?
Thanks for your comment! Please check out this video as well, it‘s a new one with some more product videography tips: ua-cam.com/video/had8i3BoTok/v-deo.html
Thanks a lot sir this video really helped me, I am new in product photography and videography and love it but don't have equipment please try to give some ways Like I have one ways to spin the product 360 Which is using fidget spinner that's really helpful please share some more easy way sir
Hi! If you want to spin a product on a table, I would buy a „lazy susan“. It’s basically a turning surface where you can put a plate of acrylic glass on and place your object on it.
I used a Canon RF 35mm f1.8 for most of the shots. But in the end I switched to the RF 15-35 mm because I tried a wider field of view and found it easier to focus.
I used 24fps, shutter speed of 1/50, Iso 100 aperture f1.8 (the last one is the first section of the video). But these values highly vary depending on what you film. Other products may require 120fps and 12.800 ISO. Can't give general tips here because it really depends. But at least I always try to keep an 180 Degree shutter angle.
This was filmed on the Canon EOS R in CLog. I always film in LOG-profiles on all of my cameras since this gives me the most flexibility and dynamic range
that was the A&J Pro Slider. But if you want to buy a new one, check out my new video about the coolest new slider: ua-cam.com/video/J64zJTBFCqg/v-deo.html
Of course you can, the price isn’t that important when it comes to lighting. Just male sure it’s not flickering and you get the look you want. Most of the tiles I would suggest to use a big lightsource, which means you should diffuse your light somehow (as I did with the softbox)
Hi Zack, thanks a lot for your enquiry. I do a lot of videos but at the moment only for Austrian companies. So sorry that I have to say no, but I‘m proud you asked. Thx!
@@waterslug4263 I‘m planning to buy a new slider this year and probably I‘ll make a comparison video then. So maybe consider subscribing! To be fair. The slider is not the best I‘ve used but it is very cheap as well. Basically it does what it should but the initialization of it at the beginning of every shoot is quite cumbersome
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Take some of these tricks to create your next product video. Hope this helps you out when you need some fresh ideas.
Great video! I found some tips really helpful! Now you have one new subscriber!
@@jorgekas1 thanks and welcome to the channel!
Which pc video editing program do you use for your editing
@@garretttownsend9380 Hi Garrett, I use final cut pro X on a mac.
Thank you for sharing this knowledge, so much experience. Especially useful as I plan to shoot my first product review vid. Ronald's channel is so underrated!
Thanks a lot!!
Trying to make product videos every day, I watch this video every day 1st 😂😂😂! Great video 🙏🏿
Oh, what an honor 😉 Thank you!
This was really helpful thanks i was surprised to see u have only 1k subs ur underrated . Im disappointed people like him deserve 100k subs .
Thanks for your comment! It’s true, I have 1.800 subs at the moment, help me to get a 100 K and subscribe to the channel 😉
I did i will need your content to grow as a beginner in videography
Woww. Great tips. I'll try to use it in my next video
Thanks mate, I appreciate it!
Such an underrated channel
Let’s rate it up, subscribe and watch my other videos! 😉 Thanks a lot!
Nowhere on the internet have I found better product video advice. I was about to give up on this and now I can't wait to try your suggestions!
I‘m happy to hear that! Thanks for your comment! If you‘d like to support my channel, subscriptions are free 😉
Thanks!
Wow this was so helpful, you just go full on information stream non stop and no crap around it, I really like it! Keep going, great job!
Thanks mate! I have lots of other videos without crap around the information, so it would be nice if you considered subscribing 😉
Oh my! That was a geuine video, easy, simple and real, I hope youtube have more sense and subscribers soon!
Thank you so much!
Great video, as someone who is terrible at my product photography i picked up some great tips here
Thanks for your comment, I’m happy you liked it!
U have Few Subscriber But Your Content Quality Is and Explanation Is Really Nyc .
Love From India ❤️🇮🇳
Thank you very much and greetings back to India! So cool that my videos are watched all over the world ♥️
Thanks for these tips.. really intelligent.. Any idea or option on the table for a follow up on these tips with a live and real example and walk through.. like job shadowing?
Hi! I have a second video all about product videography tips, maybe you‘re interested.
Thank you!
AMAZING video! Thank you so much. Liked and Subscribed and can't wait to see more.
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
This helped a lot, thanks my man
Thank you for your comment, I‘m happy to hear it was helpful. I did a second version of this video as well, check out my newest videos.
Great tips!
Thanks Fred!
Thanks Ronald for making this. Very useful tips.
You are welcome, some useful tips are coming in the next videos as well, maybe consider subscribing 😉
This is GOLD thank you!
Thanks for your comment! Please check out this video as well, it‘s a new one with some more product videography tips: ua-cam.com/video/had8i3BoTok/v-deo.html
Thank you for this!
You‘re welcome!
Thanks Man!❤️
You’re welcome!
Wow great video tutorial, you said maybe subscribe or like. You deserve both. Thanks
Thanks, I really appreciate it! Welcome to the channel!
what a nice and informative video
Thanks! Feel free to subscribe, I have mich more informative vids on this channel! 😉
@@RonaldKasper dont worry, i did the second the video ended😅
Thank You
These tips are quite helpful
Great Crisp Content 💯
Thank you for your comment! Subscribe for more stuff like this (new videos are one the way 😉)
Thanks a lot sir this video really helped me, I am new in product photography and videography and love it but don't have equipment please try to give some ways
Like I have one ways to spin the product 360
Which is using fidget spinner that's really helpful please share some more easy way sir
Hi! If you want to spin a product on a table, I would buy a „lazy susan“. It’s basically a turning surface where you can put a plate of acrylic glass on and place your object on it.
*Lovely* video mate 😍
Thanks mate!
Mayyyyyyy be you'll get qualified for the silver button soon. :D Much deserved! Best wishes from India.
Mayyyybe that would be great! 😉 Greetings back to India, I‘m so happy this channel is watched all over the world!
Thank you so much
You’re very welcome!
Cool video!
Thanks mate!
Very good tips!
Thank you! I‘m happy you liked it!
Maybe I thank you for this! :D
nice.keep going!
Thanks a lot! 🙏
Love the video man! Very helpful! Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome!
8 people really suck... because this was a great video! informative. quick and concise! Thank you!
😂 thanks!
Hope this tricks could help my channel to grow faster. Thank u so much
Good luck with your channel! Nice drawings, man!
Thank you Ronald again for sharing this. Would you please tell us about the lens and camera used for these shots?
I used a Canon RF 35mm f1.8 for most of the shots. But in the end I switched to the RF 15-35 mm because I tried a wider field of view and found it easier to focus.
That was really helpful bro... Thanks keep up.
Thanks for your comment, I‘m happy that you found it helpful!
Thank you. Very helpful!
You are welcome!
Definitely earned that subscribe! This video is really good!
Thanks mate! Welcome to my channel!
Dope man thanks alot for sharing it's really help full for my son ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I‘m happy when my videos can help 😉👍
Gold content maan! 🖤🖤
Thanks mate!
What should camera settings .
Shutter speed
Iso
Aperture
I used 24fps, shutter speed of 1/50, Iso 100 aperture f1.8 (the last one is the first section of the video). But these values highly vary depending on what you film. Other products may require 120fps and 12.800 ISO. Can't give general tips here because it really depends. But at least I always try to keep an 180 Degree shutter angle.
@@RonaldKasper i need ur help sir
which picture profile is to be used while doing product shoot
This was filmed on the Canon EOS R in CLog. I always film in LOG-profiles on all of my cameras since this gives me the most flexibility and dynamic range
thank you 💝
You’re welcome Mohamed
Great video man! This should help with my b-roll in my tech reviews ☺️ new subscriber here. Viele Grüße
Thank you very much and welcome to my channel! 🤘
Awesome! Thank you. This was very insightful. newsubscriber
Thanks Monique, and welcome to my channel ;-)
great
Thanks!!
What slider was that? You didn't link it in the description
It‘s an A&J slider which doesn’t seem to be available anymore. But something very similar to this one here: amzn.to/2SUQEuw
What slider was that?
that was the A&J Pro Slider. But if you want to buy a new one, check out my new video about the coolest new slider: ua-cam.com/video/J64zJTBFCqg/v-deo.html
Can I use also a budget overhead light to make a product video?
Of course you can, the price isn’t that important when it comes to lighting. Just male sure it’s not flickering and you get the look you want. Most of the tiles I would suggest to use a big lightsource, which means you should diffuse your light somehow (as I did with the softbox)
Great video and thank you. I have a question. How to do effect on timeline 3.02? Thank you.
Hi! This is simply a trackable title from the company motionvfx
Thank you.
Hey, would you have any interest in doing some video for a ring company? If so, where can I reach out?
Hi Zack, thanks a lot for your enquiry. I do a lot of videos but at the moment only for Austrian companies. So sorry that I have to say no, but I‘m proud you asked. Thx!
What slider do you have?
I have a 80cm slider from a company called „A&J Pro“. Very cheap and not really good
@@RonaldKasper ok thanks for the reply and your opinion on it would be interested in a video comparing cheap sliders
@@waterslug4263 I‘m planning to buy a new slider this year and probably I‘ll make a comparison video then. So maybe consider subscribing!
To be fair. The slider is not the best I‘ve used but it is very cheap as well. Basically it does what it should but the initialization of it at the beginning of every shoot is quite cumbersome
@@RonaldKasper Just did :) looking forward to more vids!
Which editing software please
I use final cut pro but you could use every other one as well. That really doesn’t matter
@@RonaldKasper thanks
Dude, are you an Indian
Nope dude, why do you think I‘m an Indian? 😂