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10 years a professional brewer here, getting my chops in on the social media side. I've found this video to be by far the single most helpful for shooting beer release posts. As someone who has specialized in wood-ageing beers for the entireity of my career, I just want to say it's not an enzyme in wood that causes the beer bubbles! It's the pores in the chopsticks causing "nucleation" sites that allow the CO2 to break out of solution. That's why salt works, too! The jagged little crystals of salt give the CO2 surfaces on which to form bubbles. For that reason, the efficacy of a chopstick will be reduced as the chopstick becomes saturated. For both salt and chopsticks the efficacy will be reduced as the amount of dissolved CO2 remaining in the beer decreases. Some glasses actually have etchings to create nucleation sites on the inside of the bottom of the glass to produce a steady stream of bubbles that replenish the head. Nucleation is also to blame for the bubbles on the side of the glass; if a glass is "beer clean" alllll of the bubbles will rise to the top. Anyone who has ever microwaved a glass of water to the point that it's superheated and then stuck a spoon in it has seen this phenomenon play out, too. Anyway, just wanted to share and say thanks!
Good question, it's not something I have a lot of experience in but a nice 45 degree large softbox behind your set often makes for a flattering beverage photography lighting and I assume a similar setup would flatter food/metals
@@workphlo As someone from Erding: It's an okay Weißbier, there are definetely better... Erdinger is just very good in advertising and you'll find it everywhere on earth 😉 The 'Erdinger Urweiße' is the one we usually drink instead.
Hello sir Can u make 1 tutorial for 3 flash photography (godox v860) How to do best photography with 3 flash Plz plz plz 🙏🙏 Indoor and outdoor photoshoot
@@workphlo i have 3 godox v860 light but i need some master light placement how to set light front back side by side up-down everything for human photography how to get best results Lots of video on UA-cam but Your Video properly guide me step by step that's why i need some help from your side
You should really consider a full course of about 8 hours or in a number of parts which teach from the basics to advanced product photography as well as editing .Your teaching style is amazing as well as your creative ideas
@@workphlo There is video production etc so i cant tell. But its definitely a great investment for anyone who would want to specialise in product photography and retouching.
Looks great. The only thing that I think is missing is a bit of condensation on the mug to indicate that the beer was cold. I know your beer wasn't actually cold, but you get the idea.
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50 will work great, here I am using the kit lens around 50mm though on a crop sensor body D5100. Cheers thanks for watching our beer photography tutorial
Hey man. I’m trying to become a product photographer, I’m a videographer now but I’d like to expand my portfolio, could you make a video on how you come across selling the photos to companies or contracting clients for product photography? Btw I just came across your videos and I love your format and style 🤘🏻
The best thing to do is start working on your own product portfolio. To get practice, start by taking items around your home and giving them the product photography treatment. As Dustin has shown, no big studio or overly expensive equipment is needed.
Hey James! Thanks for commenting. I'm in a unique position because I have a lot of incoming referrals from this channel and I'm not a heavy weight on the business side, but my advice is to start with a small product photography portfolio of images your proud of and connecting with smaller companies, through Instagram and directly.
Fair question and the answer is, yes - sometimes. Paper has a slight texture to it and is usually thinner than this material which comes in Light, Medium and Heavy. I typically use heavy which is the furthest from a thin paper-like diffusion and really 'averages out' the brightness. However, I often use the nylon diffuser (linked in our description) but double them up for a more diffused result. At the end of the day though, you can get away with anything including a white wall behind you - though always the smooth the texture the smoother it may appear at deeper DOF. Thanks for commenting
I always enjoy your videos Dustin! I'm gonna have to play around with this. I'll post my results in the FB group. Also, I'm looking forward to receiving the stuff that I ordered from your shop. It should be here today. Thanks for all your videos and for opening the store. You and Karl Taylor got me into product photography.
Another excellent video from Dustin! I've been waiting for these to start reappearing :) Excellent work with fast and minimal retouch. Erdinger Weizen is a nice beer too, a bit more bitter than most Bavarian wheat beers but very fresh, especially for the hot summer months!
I hear ya! I shoot so many products outside the channel for simple stuff, pack shots etc, that I am biased towards certain genres for these videos, but I plan on making a nice diverse amount of tutorials! Stay tuned.
@@workphlo thank you so much. I'm a huge fan. It was super depressing when you weren't making videos for a long time because I think your fans love you.
It's a great shot and I've not shot for a client, so maybe it would be different, but I always use a spray bottle with water and gelatin mix to add "condensation" to the bottle, like if you pulled it from the fridge right before the pour.
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10 years a professional brewer here, getting my chops in on the social media side. I've found this video to be by far the single most helpful for shooting beer release posts. As someone who has specialized in wood-ageing beers for the entireity of my career, I just want to say it's not an enzyme in wood that causes the beer bubbles! It's the pores in the chopsticks causing "nucleation" sites that allow the CO2 to break out of solution. That's why salt works, too! The jagged little crystals of salt give the CO2 surfaces on which to form bubbles. For that reason, the efficacy of a chopstick will be reduced as the chopstick becomes saturated. For both salt and chopsticks the efficacy will be reduced as the amount of dissolved CO2 remaining in the beer decreases. Some glasses actually have etchings to create nucleation sites on the inside of the bottom of the glass to produce a steady stream of bubbles that replenish the head.
Nucleation is also to blame for the bubbles on the side of the glass; if a glass is "beer clean" alllll of the bubbles will rise to the top.
Anyone who has ever microwaved a glass of water to the point that it's superheated and then stuck a spoon in it has seen this phenomenon play out, too.
Anyway, just wanted to share and say thanks!
Thank you.....
You are most welcome
Next you should shoot that bottle of mane and tail shampoo you've been using.
lmaoo
Do you have any food/meal photography suggestions?
Good question, it's not something I have a lot of experience in but a nice 45 degree large softbox behind your set often makes for a flattering beverage photography lighting and I assume a similar setup would flatter food/metals
@@workphlo thanks for the tips!
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Wonder of Photoshop....!
My name is Dustin Dolby but sometimes I feel like Dustin Adobe
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Your hair look majestic, Love the new look
Thank you!
You can also add a little salt to the beer to make it froth.
Very true! Thanks, someone else also pointed this out and I used this tip recently.
Another workphlo video!? Right on!
100%! Thank you so much for watching our photography tutorials.
Great content! Thank you!!
Thanks Pere! More beer photography on the way :)
Erdinger, good Beer btw :D
Is it a good wheat beer? Every store clerk I talked to said they have never tried it! I couldn't believe it. #Erdinger
@@workphlo As someone from Erding: It's an okay Weißbier, there are definetely better... Erdinger is just very good in advertising and you'll find it everywhere on earth 😉
The 'Erdinger Urweiße' is the one we usually drink instead.
@@TheTS1205 fascinating thanks! I like the bottle designs great for beer photography
You are amazing
Amazing is a strong word, thank you for watching my humble channel.
you killed it man! but they'll never catch ya since you had them gloves on..Great video!
Hello sir
Can u make 1 tutorial for 3 flash photography (godox v860)
How to do best photography with 3 flash
Plz plz plz 🙏🙏
Indoor and outdoor photoshoot
Ok, thanks for the idea. What do you like about the godox v860?
@@workphlo i have 3 godox v860 light but i need some master light placement how to set light front back side by side up-down everything for human photography how to get best results
Lots of video on UA-cam but
Your Video properly guide me
step by step that's why i need some help from your side
what gloves are those
Black Nitrile 💯
More great tip's and trick's. Thank you Dustin.
Thank you Greg, my pleasure!
Good job buddy!
I see you!
Excellent, as always, Dustin. Thanks.
Thanks David! More beer photography soon
That's awesome!
First post I’ve seen in awhile.
Thanks for stopping by! Make sure to check out tutorial from a few weeks ago, it was a fun one. More to come! :)
@@workphlo Definitely!
@@saulgood2548 💯
Cuál serían los ajustes de la cámara ? Gracias
f/16 ISO 200 - 1/200s :) thanks for watching our beer photography.
Amazing tutorial sir
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Thanks for watching
I’ve missed these videos! Thanks for posting again and for all the information!
You got it Billy! Cheers
As someone from Erding (the exact town where the beer's from) that was kind of strange 😄
That is so cool, cheers from here to Erding.
You should really consider a full course of about 8 hours or in a number of parts which teach from the basics to advanced product photography as well as editing .Your teaching style is amazing as well as your creative ideas
That sounds like a great idea! What would such a course be worth?
@@workphlo There is video production etc so i cant tell. But its definitely a great investment for anyone who would want to specialise in product photography and retouching.
Easily my favorite photography channel. You've saved me so much time with my commercial e-commerce work! Thanks Dustin!
TIP: TABLE SALT: will also give your beer the head & effervescence that your looking for - chopsticks were good too....
Hey, thanks! I feel like I knew that deep down... where did you learn this?
@@workphlo It was long ago speaking with Commercial / studio photographers.
@@speliotis ah thanks. Best way to learn things, speaking with other commercial / product photography enthusiasts. I appreciate your knowledge.
@@workphlo appreciate all that youre sharing as well.. Keep up the good work...
@@speliotis
🙌 cheers.
Looks great. The only thing that I think is missing is a bit of condensation on the mug to indicate that the beer was cold. I know your beer wasn't actually cold, but you get the idea.
Totally, thanks for commenting!
Beautifully done!!
Thanks for following Bobbi! I love photographing beer.
Been looking for a nice beer photography tutorial !
Yes! I am a fan of: beer photography tutorials, how to photograph beer, and of course the elusive beer pint lighting tutorial.
Brilliantly done and easy to understand, plus learn. Thanks Again.
Cheers Kevin, stay tuned for another beer photography tutorial coming up.
Hey good job! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. One thing that I noted is the reflection of the acrilic at the top of the bottle. Can it be removed?
I didn't notice that, yes you can remove it in photoshop or take an exposure without it
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I would love to see your approach to photographing art or a book or something flat
I have a video down the line that I know you are going to love.
what is your lens for the shoot., I have a nifty50. Ill try it out.
50 will work great, here I am using the kit lens around 50mm though on a crop sensor body D5100. Cheers thanks for watching our beer photography tutorial
Superb presentation! Your voice, tone, the flow, are just wonderful! You deserve more subscribers!
Thank you! 😃
Hey man. I’m trying to become a product photographer, I’m a videographer now but I’d like to expand my portfolio, could you make a video on how you come across selling the photos to companies or contracting clients for product photography? Btw I just came across your videos and I love your format and style 🤘🏻
The best thing to do is start working on your own product portfolio. To get practice, start by taking items around your home and giving them the product photography treatment. As Dustin has shown, no big studio or overly expensive equipment is needed.
🙏🙏 I agree, build a portfolio to share
Hey James! Thanks for commenting. I'm in a unique position because I have a lot of incoming referrals from this channel and I'm not a heavy weight on the business side, but my advice is to start with a small product photography portfolio of images your proud of and connecting with smaller companies, through Instagram and directly.
Thanks Dustin. Another excellent video teaching lighting and photoshop skills in an understandable way.
Thanks Steve! Beer photography was great fun, might do another beer "pour" episode soon!
Does that special background paper really make more of a difference than just using a big white sheet of paper for $8 from the art store?
Fair question and the answer is, yes - sometimes. Paper has a slight texture to it and is usually thinner than this material which comes in Light, Medium and Heavy. I typically use heavy which is the furthest from a thin paper-like diffusion and really 'averages out' the brightness.
However, I often use the nylon diffuser (linked in our description) but double them up for a more diffused result. At the end of the day though, you can get away with anything including a white wall behind you - though always the smooth the texture the smoother it may appear at deeper DOF.
Thanks for commenting
Hi Dustin, I've become a fan of yours. Your every video gives valuable ideas for creating great pictures with the help of such less expensive things.
My pleasure! Thank you so much
I always enjoy your videos Dustin! I'm gonna have to play around with this. I'll post my results in the FB group. Also, I'm looking forward to receiving the stuff that I ordered from your shop. It should be here today. Thanks for all your videos and for opening the store. You and Karl Taylor got me into product photography.
Edit- for some reason it autocorrected your name to Justin 🤷♂️
Another excellent video from Dustin! I've been waiting for these to start reappearing :) Excellent work with fast and minimal retouch. Erdinger Weizen is a nice beer too, a bit more bitter than most Bavarian wheat beers but very fresh, especially for the hot summer months!
Pro Tip: We (Bavarians) call it 'Weißbier', not 'Weizen' 😉
I really enjoyed the brew! Thanks for the kind words, stay tuned for more.
@@TheTS1205 very happy you caught my video! The king of Erding.
I am constantly hoping that you try and broaden your products photography to flat art rather than just bottles.
I hear ya! I shoot so many products outside the channel for simple stuff, pack shots etc, that I am biased towards certain genres for these videos, but I plan on making a nice diverse amount of tutorials! Stay tuned.
@@workphlo thank you so much. I'm a huge fan. It was super depressing when you weren't making videos for a long time because I think your fans love you.
@@bryallen11 Allen! Thank you.
It's a great shot and I've not shot for a client, so maybe it would be different, but I always use a spray bottle with water and gelatin mix to add "condensation" to the bottle, like if you pulled it from the fridge right before the pour.
Definitely that's a good call! We're filming another creative beer episode, so stay tuned I think you'll like it.
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@@workphlo You are the most beautiful
@@faisalalamry6686 ehhhhh!
You need to shoot a L'oreal product with that hair! I just about recognised you lol
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