The Ultimate eBay Clothing Photography Setup
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Good job. I currently run the same style setup but I use 1 inch foam insulation board between the plywood and gray fleece fabric. This allows me to use a straight pin to hold up anything that may slide down. I have mine at a 45 degree angle. I have it mounted to the wall at the top with hinges and legs that come out up against the wall, I can fold the legs up so I can flat lay it up against the wall. I work in a smaller room so making the most of the space is important.
Keep up the great vids.
Sounds like a solid setup!
I don’t know if I trust Randi with pins 😂
I have a suggestion that is even easier and lighter weight
Try using a large plain painters canvas or buy a cheap commercially produced picture on canvas and spray paint it white or cover it with a light weight fabric. Even a thrifted sheet would work for an infinity edge.
You have option of putting it on a table or adding legs to make it freestanding.
That is my plan. You can even make your own painting frame.
I will let you know how mine turns out
Awesome! I already have the table. Will be using this new set up when I move to my new apartment! Thanks for sharing!
That’s great!
It’s working well for us so far.
Drafting table is the way to go. Adjustable and if you happen to pick up something that you need a flat table can easily put the table down.
I’ve heard that!
That’s what I use but I bought a bigger piece of plywood to place on top. A 4x4 works
"..or if you grow a lot in a short period of time, which is possible."
Underrated super funny line.
Thanks for talking with me for a little while at the thrift store this afternoon.
John (Martha's husband)
Haha thanks John 😂
It was nice meeting you.
Great timing for this video Sean! I am building my Photo Station this weekend! Thank you!
Awesome! Best of luck to you!
We found an old drafting desk by the side of the road with a "free" sign on it. We put grey upholstery type fabric on it and it works great for a clothing board. It even has the adjustment on it to make it more vertical or more horizontal to fit what I need. We put wheels at the bottom so it could be moved if needed.
That sounds awesome 👍
Our setup is amazing, it’s a fully adjustable drafting table drilled plywood into it and attached foam board and wrapped in gray sherpa. We LOVE it. Can fully adjust the angle and height for whoever is taking photos to be comfortable. Did a lot of research before settling on it and couldn’t be happier.
I’d love to see a photo!
I worked this one out in about 20 minutes. Pretty simple and easy to tear down and move.
I would love to see a photo of your setup
Sure thing when I get home from work.
Aren't drafting tables pricey?
@@deborahhalcomb4562 I hear some people find them at garage sales. This set up is around the $100
Found the video! I’ll be working on one this week. You’ve helped me so much, thank you!
Very cool 👍
I love this set up !
Same here!
So far it’s the best photo set up I’ve made.
If I ever go back to hard goods I’ll have to build a different setup.
Love it! Now I just have to find some space to set something up like that.
Thanks!
Yes, that is one of the downsides.
Love simple and inexpensive!
Thanks!
I’m the same way.
I like this concept! I have seen other UA-camrs doing the same thing.
That's where I learned it from 👍
Hangers and a blank wall. Easy peasy 😊
That works too
Very informative video. New subscriber, just found this video while scrolling through UA-cam. Lots of great information, gonna check out your other videos. Thanks!!
Thanks, I’m glad your enjoying the videos!
This setup is similar to ours and was a game changer. Nice video, good change. Ours is a dry erase board that is adjustable and can tilt to make the angle the way you want it then it tightens into place. The place that holds the dry erase markers on the bottom of board keeps items from sliding off. Then we have the sherpa blanket thrown over that is a bit more sticky than yours in this video
That is a tremendous setup!
You are in the elite category for photo setups! Very cool. 😎
What size do you have? Do you photograph clothing like pants and dresses too??
Looking good!
Thanks!
So far it’s working well.
i purchased two of these tables and also looking to use an angeld method , but also trying to find a material that grips the cloths ... I like the set up bot it seems too low , that constant angled phone and lower angles puts alot of strain on my back and neck , I am fashioning it in a way that I can shoot to where I dont have to bend or lower my neck for hours ...
Man that’s cool you took my idea doing update video!!!
Thanks.
Good deal. I have my background on two plastic heavy duty saw horses sitting inside the notches and leaning against the wall. And I have two 20 pound weights on the shelf under the saw horse. I think I'm doing to angle mine down a bit more like yours and trash the hangers, too. Man oh man...great idea. Thanks for this. But I wonder how 100% polyester will do on the ankle? Let us know.
Yes the lightweight stuff does take a second to set in position. I may be buying a type of grey Sherpa to combat this.
But ya my friend Mike showed me his setup and it’s absolutely a great way to do it.
what are the odds the same day I change from traditional flat lay to vertical flat lay you make a video on it XD enjoy the no hanger life , i think the pictures look alot better using the method in your video
😂 I’d say you and I are thinking on the same wave length.
Or we are actually the same person in two different bodies!
Regardless I think you are right!
That's great for anything less than than 4'.
True.
I did like my previous set up because I could still put small hard goods on it but I’m going to make a separate hard goods photo set up in my home office.
Another great video!!! How do you take pictures of trench coats or tall bibs coveralls??? 😮😮😮
I try to avoid buying them.
If I do I just fold the legs up
@@TaylorExchange fold them up like a chalk outline?? 😆 🤣 😂 😹
Was wondering what kind of lights are you using and how are they angled? Or it that just bright overhead lighting that you have in the room already? I have a similar setup but have some dark areas at the bottom of my photos. Great video! This will help alot of people trying to get away from the dreaded hanger :)
Their are big windows to the right of the setup but the room lights are plentiful and bright because the building used to be a bank.
I’m glad you think the video is helpful!
From experience , you will be able to post much faster. The only issues are the more flowy clothing or light polyester, mostly womens clothing because they tend to roll on themselves and leather jeans and jackets will slide down if its too steep. But I think you and your worker will like it better.
Excellent.
Yes the light stuff may take some getting used too.
I did this method for a couple weeks, it kills my back. Some out there elevate it even more so you’re thighs can fit under but I found that after ten items my back was in shambles. For reference I’m 5 foot 8, young and fairly athletic so this could be pretty taxing for a lot of folks.
RIP your back.
I’ll have to given an update on how Randi is liking it. She is a beast though and I doubt it will effect her but if it does I’ll have to make changes.
@@TaylorExchange oh yeah we are all different and have our strengths and she will probably be fine. I love your content bro and thank you for the response
@@pmpwithshawn8464 Well said!
Sean, I noticed on some of your earlier videos when you are photographing at home you are using clip on clamp on lights, and I saw the lightbulbs in your Amazon link. Is that what you are still using for lighting at home?
I don’t take any photos at home any more. But I was using those clip lights with the daylight bulbs. I am going to build a hard goods photo set up for my home office and share it with the channel!
Great
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I'm currently using the big photo box but I think is not letting me move as quickly as I want to. I'm photographing 12 items per hour which for me is super slow. Thank you for the video. I'll be changing my photo area again.
You’re probably right.
I usually am about 30/hr but I have not timed my new setup. Randi is at about 20-25/hr
I use a big photo box and a hanger (wreath hook) and I do about 25/hr. But for me its all about prep. I have a set of plain black hangers (think Kohls style) and I have everything already hanging on a rack. It goes directly there after I unload from the thrift store to stay organized. But since its already hanging, I can grab, photo, and then take it off quickly to do measurement photos on my table and bag.Then just put the empty hanger back on the rack as I go to grab the next one. My biggest issue is pants, because I flat lay them, I do my cover photos and details in the light box on the floor and then take it out and lay it on a plain carpet for the full shots. Back KILLER. I am thinking I need something like this specifically for pants.
@@Laurencausey Interesting. Seems like a smooth process. I do like the idea of doing everything in one place and not having a hanger. I don’t think we’ve doing jeans on here but image it’s going to be pretty straightforward. Worse case is folding the legs to capture the entire item.
Do jeans and dresses fit well on the 4x4 or would I need to buy a different size.
No they don’t. I’m probably going to get a 6x4 next and try that.
I have to do the W fold for jeans.
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what lights you using?
Mainly natural light from the big windows in them at office/the room lights are really good.
Hi, what fabric did you use and where did you buy it?
Stopp Filt from Joann’s fabric.
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@@jgGug330 🤷♂️ probably, I tried a few different ones before I landed on this Stopp Filt.
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But pants tho
Pants work just the same!
@@TaylorExchange well yeah of course but 4ft won’t be long enough for most pants just a suggestion
@@davidc4582 I’ll have to think of a good way to fold the legs. But will tackle that issue when it comes! Thanks for the heads up though.
Good point! What about dresses? 🤷♀️
@@queenbosslady1102 Probably wouldn’t work. I’ve never sold them though. I hear it’s good money!
I have a suggestion that is even easier and lighter weight
Try using a large plain painters canvas or buy a cheap commercially produced picture on canvas and spray paint it white or cover it with a light weight fabric. Even a thrifted sheet would work for an infinity edge.
You have option of putting it on a table or adding legs to make it freestanding.
That is my plan. You can even make your own painting frame.
I will let you know how mine turns out
This set up is working well but I’m excited to see your set up. Sounds cool.