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WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY PHOTOGRAPHIC LIFE!? Thank you for existing. YOur method of teaching is stellar no nonsense. You taught 18 hours worth in 18 minutes. Thank you .
I love everything you do on this channel but SERIOUS respect for clarifying the perspective differences being caused by the camera position instead of the focal length. Love the level of knowledge you consistently communicate in simple and effective ways.
Another great tutorial. Quick paced. Well organized. Lots of little but useful tips. Your videos inspire me to get downstairs more often and shoot stuff. When you're retired, you tend to get lazy sometimes.
This is an amazing tutorial. Easy to replicate, you’re taking at a rate that allows the listener to absorb the material and most of all the results are fantastic. Great work
Wow these are quality tutorials, very well put together while not beatin beating around the bush. you could easily make this as a paid course but damn. Thanks a lot.
Very nice. I'm just starting in food photography and this is the first video I've seen from you. Clear and concise. I look forward to looking at more of them. Thank you.
I was very interested to learn how you prevented the 'unruly' highlights. The whole video is great but this was an important revelation to me. Thank you.
Hey Dustin...I've been binge watching your videos. Your accent and vibe is so Ontarian! You could be on Letterkenny! Seriously, love your videos. Inspiring! I've been a pro for almost 30 years, mostly portrait, wedding, commercial but want to change things up and learn/ improve my product work so your videos are perfect!
Thank you a lot for a wonderful tutorial. A quick tip instead of hitting ctrl + j and ctrl + e, to merge everything together in a new layer, you could hit ctrl + alt + shift + e. Have a nice day!
Very nice tutorial! But i suggest you adding the noise when you finish with the transformation adjustments, if you add the noise right when you start, then stretching certain parts of the image will cause the noise to stretch, too. That can look a little weird when the noise is noticeable.
Love your videos. They are very informative and inspirational. This glass came out perfect. I make custom cutting and charcuterie boards and I want to be a level above all others. I would love to see you photograph one or if you could give lighting ideas that would be great. I have a vision of my boards with a wine glass, cheese and salami. Thank you
Awesome tutorial. Something I'd suggest is adding the noise as the topmost layer so the noise doesn't get stretched when you're doing the Marquee + Transform trick. I like to add a 50% Gray layer, set it to Soft Light, and then add the Noise filter. Keeps it consistent and non-destructive and also you don't have to worry about the noise stretching when making those types of adjustments.
Do you use any specific settings for your speed light? Also i set my camera to 11 and 1/250 but the picture did not come out black (it was day time but no other light source). PS i bought the black and white acrylic plate from you, which is great quality
Hey Dustin, I'm a big fan of your work. Can you please do a tutorial on photographing white porcelain teaware on pure white background for eCommerce? Thank you!!!
Yes you can use an Octabox! But the shape won't be as "linear" if the highlight is ugly, consider blocking off two trapezoides on the side of the octabox such that you leave a stripbox "window" with black constriction paper or garbage bag. Cheers! You should subscribe buddy!
Not sure if you'll see this. But do you think poster board or colored foam board will be good to use as backdrop ? I cant afford to buy different color seamless backdrops
Flashes have brief durations, making them ideal for freezing motion. They also are pretty light-weight when they have batteries and don't need charged often, so it is a technical decision. Both work fine!
how are you holding / balancing the tray/plexiglass? I figure it's a lightstand tray... but... what are they called exactly? (when I google it I get a million results that aren't... that)
Good question! Speedlights are a cheap source of light, battery powered and have good motion freezing capability. So I use them in all my general work. Cheers
Very nice videos - enjoying watching them! keep it up! It will be much more informative if you add Photoshop shortcut keys in post processing stage in your video :)
@@workphlo well i have seen some youtubers use some kind of key logger or something which shows the keys pressed live on screen as a subtitle text, you can change sizes. Look into it, and if i found out I'll let you know....btw nice work
Thanks for your videos! May I ask, is there a downside to getting a taller strip box? The one you in your link is 36" and I see some products go up to 63". Would those be overkill or have a negative effect on the shot?
I find the 36" PERFECT, unless your products is taller than 36". Though, anything will work! The tall ones would be cool for lighting tall objects and even humans with nice strip lighting, which the 36" would be too short for fully. Best of luck! Make sure to check out our product photography tools at workphlo.shop
Whiskey looks amazing in this scheme, because the liquid can embody this glowing warm look. I dont have examples, but am looking to expand our alcohol shots soon. :) Thanks for watching
workphlo brewed tea is a good way of replicating the look of whiskey and other brown spirits! We used that in theater to fill liquor bottles when we needed performers to “drink” in scenes.
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Such a cool and young dude with a healthy passion
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY PHOTOGRAPHIC LIFE!? Thank you for existing. YOur method of teaching is stellar no nonsense. You taught 18 hours worth in 18 minutes. Thank you .
Best channel. Thanks for the tutorials, cheers from Australia!
You are a natural educator. Good job.
Powerful thanks
I just had to subscribe in the first couple of minutes...this guy is legit! But his work is even LEGITter! 😁
Its just fantastic Dustin! You deserve more than million subscribers!
Maybe one day!
I love everything you do on this channel but SERIOUS respect for clarifying the perspective differences being caused by the camera position instead of the focal length. Love the level of knowledge you consistently communicate in simple and effective ways.
Thanks!! No prob
Thanks! your videos are by far the easiest to understand and to use.
Glad you like them!
man you're both a great photographer and youtuber! Thank you, you're work is very appreciated!
Thanks Abbas
That shot looks like it came straight out of a 1970's Playboy ad. High praise.
Excellent instruction, easy to follow. Many thanks.
I reallllly need this, thank u for sharing the video.
No problem! The stand is from workphlo.ca cheers
You are really talented in this are.
Another great tutorial. Quick paced. Well organized. Lots of little but useful tips. Your videos inspire me to get downstairs more often and shoot stuff. When you're retired, you tend to get lazy sometimes.
Thanks for sharing the bit about retirement, I look forward to it! Haha, thanks for watching our videos.
This is an amazing tutorial. Easy to replicate, you’re taking at a rate that allows the listener to absorb the material and most of all the results are fantastic. Great work
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the commentary :) I appreciate it
So amazing video there... I always wonder how glass photography done that much deep and fantastic. Today I learned it. Thank you for sharing...
Glad it was helpful!
Wow these are quality tutorials, very well put together while not beatin beating around the bush. you could easily make this as a paid course but damn. Thanks a lot.
Great as always ! One of the things that I see begginers struggling are the highlight position and diffusion, and here you demonstrated it very well!
Thanks Bruno, it took me a while to get a handle on highlights and diffusion. Glad you commented bud take care
Very nice. I'm just starting in food photography and this is the first video I've seen from you. Clear and concise. I look forward to looking at more of them. Thank you.
This is amazing! Thank you! I will be watching all of your tutorials!
I’m doing a glass award for my boss I’m excited to try this :)
Good luck!!
Very beautiful! 👍👍👍
Spot-on excellent!
Thanks Jim
Nice job, thank you for this!!
Glad you liked it!
Never would've thought about this trick to eliminate all the ambient light. Brilitant!
Yes! Thanks for watching
Just found your channel, instant subscribed on half way trough this video.
I was very interested to learn how you prevented the 'unruly' highlights. The whole video is great but this was an important revelation to me. Thank you.
I changed my settings, such that the ambient light was effectively black in my exposure!
1:20 "it evokes deep emotions"
the glass is smiling!
teehee
Thanks you helped me a lot. reflection drove me crazy...
Wow great video on lighting! Thanks!
Thanks, I like lighting with the Yongnuo speedlights. Happy New Year!
Dustin Knows Lighting!!!
Cheers
Thank you for the video.
No problem, glad you watched our glass photography.
I recently found your channel and you are Great! To the point and working with reasonable gear is a great help! Thank you
Really well done, mate. Thanks for the valuable learnings.
No problem, thanks for being a subscriber!
Hey Dustin...I've been binge watching your videos. Your accent and vibe is so Ontarian! You could be on Letterkenny! Seriously, love your videos. Inspiring! I've been a pro for almost 30 years, mostly portrait, wedding, commercial but want to change things up and learn/ improve my product work so your videos are perfect!
Thank you so much! Loved reading that
Ur videos and the way you present it makes me crave photography! Thank you so much!
Right on Reem, I feel the crave!!
Wonderful Tutorial.. I am going to try it this weekend.
Thanks JJ! Share your results in our Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/workphlo
Fantastic video👍🏻
Thanks Juan! Cheers make sure to subscribe and stick around :-)
Awesome tutorial and more important you are easy to follow and easy to listen to. Thank you.
Awesome thanks for the feedback
awesome video bro! thank you for your time and effort!
No prob, thanks for watching!
Picked up some nice tips here. It was great to see you working the highlight and cleaning it up with the black card. Thank's for the great tutorial.
Thanks Greg, glad you enjoyed it
excellent work!
Thanks for the visit
Thank you a lot for a wonderful tutorial. A quick tip instead of hitting ctrl + j and ctrl + e, to merge everything together in a new layer, you could hit ctrl + alt + shift + e. Have a nice day!
Great tip! I just used that today now. Thanks, I will upload the video Monday.
subscribed! very informative, will add this to my photography arsenal! Thanks!
Thank you for subscribing!
Love your thought process
Cesar, thanks for the kind words.
So cool
Hi Dustin. Greetings from New Zealand. I have just come across your videos. Very inspiring and informative. Take care.
Awesome, thank you! I Love NZ!
Finally, who could really explain it all in a one go. Thanks..! Superb work. 🙌🏻
No problem! Glad it helped you with your glassware photography
Great job man
Cheers! I appreciate it
Good work, Dustin!
Happy New Year John!
Hey Dustin, which camera would you recommend for product photography?
Excellent videos, by the way.
Honestly, any camera. It 99% the light light light!
Great video. Top of the line tutorial. Thank you for your time and work. Thumb up and subscribed.
Thank you Gilbert, make sure to check out our other installments.
Great tutorial, thank you for taking the time.
Cheers Michael
Your tutorials are awesome! Do you color grade your videos? I noticed a white haze on all the ones I see.
I don't, if you e-mail me a screen shot of it corrected to dustin @ workhplo (dot) ca I would love that!
Very nice tutorial! But i suggest you adding the noise when you finish with the transformation adjustments, if you add the noise right when you start, then stretching certain parts of the image will cause the noise to stretch, too. That can look a little weird when the noise is noticeable.
Good point cheers
Love your work flow a lot. Please show some product photography workflow with an octabox
Ok I will! Stay tuned
Amazing video and tutorial. THANK YOU
No problem at all Georgi! Stick around
man you are the coolest photographer out there bro ! nice tut, subs !
Thanks man
Cool video brother. Ya taught me a thing or two about glassware photography. So, many thanks and keep up the great work. Cheers!
Great to hear!
Love your videos. They are very informative and inspirational. This glass came out perfect.
I make custom cutting and charcuterie boards and I want to be a level above all others. I would love to see you photograph one or if you could give lighting ideas that would be great. I have a vision of my boards with a wine glass, cheese and salami. Thank you
Wonderful! You should send me a drawing dustin@workphlo.shop I could help
Happy New Year to you Dustin, love the vid thanks for the helpful hints. 👍👍👍
Happy New Year! :) Stay tuned for more product photography soon.
Love your tutorial! Get so much from it, expecting more content!
Thanks. Some great content. Please, what do you use to attach the plexiglass to the lightstand?
Hi Ruben, I custom welded this but stay tuned for a shoppable solution.
amazing
Your videos are amazing! Can’t wait for you to do this full time. 🤗
Cheers Agustin!
Awesome tutorial. Something I'd suggest is adding the noise as the topmost layer so the noise doesn't get stretched when you're doing the Marquee + Transform trick. I like to add a 50% Gray layer, set it to Soft Light, and then add the Noise filter. Keeps it consistent and non-destructive and also you don't have to worry about the noise stretching when making those types of adjustments.
Happy New Year to you Dustin. Fantastic video again, thank you. I love the way you explain everything and I look forward to your next one.
Happy New Year Anthony! Thanks I look forward to hearing from you again
Really love this channel. Happy New Year
Thank you! Happy New Year.
lovely tutorial Sifoo @Dustin @workphlo
I miss y'all! Thank you so much 🌺
Nice shot
Thanks Ahmed
Do you use any specific settings for your speed light? Also i set my camera to 11 and 1/250 but the picture did not come out black (it was day time but no other light source).
PS i bought the black and white acrylic plate from you, which is great quality
Hey Dustin,
I'm a big fan of your work. Can you please do a tutorial on photographing white porcelain teaware on pure white background for eCommerce? Thank you!!!
That's an interesting idea, I do have more catalog white ecommerce lighting setups in production so stay tuned.
Awesome! I cannot wait! Thank you!
Wow cool
Cheers!
Dude you're good !!
Thanks Matan
Nice tutorial. How to put the Plexiglas above the light stand? Thanks before
We make this attachment on our online store workphlo.shop thanks!
Awesome
Thanks Vidyadhar
Great stuff mate . One question can 40 inch Octabox be used instead of strip box ?
Yes you can use an Octabox! But the shape won't be as "linear" if the highlight is ugly, consider blocking off two trapezoides on the side of the octabox such that you leave a stripbox "window" with black constriction paper or garbage bag. Cheers! You should subscribe buddy!
Not sure if you'll see this. But do you think poster board or colored foam board will be good to use as backdrop ? I cant afford to buy different color seamless backdrops
I use a wall most of the time, a clean foam board is great if it is big enough!
and happy new year, sifoo Dustin
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 💙
Very excellent.
Thanks Peter, so glad you're here.
This is great. Thanks. I do have a question. What is the benefit of using flash vs just having the light on constantly for easier adjustments?
Flashes have brief durations, making them ideal for freezing motion. They also are pretty light-weight when they have batteries and don't need charged often, so it is a technical decision. Both work fine!
how are you holding / balancing the tray/plexiglass? I figure it's a lightstand tray... but... what are they called exactly? (when I google it I get a million results that aren't... that)
I had to custom weld mine, and now we are selling them! Stay tuned
Great videos, easy to understand. Question, why do you use speed light instead of continuous light with
your soft box? Bob
Good question! Speedlights are a cheap source of light, battery powered and have good motion freezing capability. So I use them in all my general work. Cheers
mermaooo que foto lindo, muito bom hein,
Thanks for sharing your progress. Photographing glassware is a nightmare and you take some of that fear away
So true! Thanks for that comment. Make sure to subscribe
Amazing tutorial! C´mon - u rock :)
Thanks Matthias
hi!! wich fake ice cubes you recomend?? have a link? thanks!!
I don't at the moment!
Hi, I have a question, what did you use to hold the acrylic on the C stand? Thank you It's a great video.
A steel support plate available at workphlo.shop Cheers!
Great video as usual Dustin. Would love to get a chance to work you on a video. Maybe the White ECom product shots...?
I'm all ears, feel free to e-mail us at contact (at) workphlo (dot) ca
amazing work man !
Thank you! Cheers!
you rock man!
Thanks J!
Hi😌 I am wondering which lenses you use?!
Love me the 18-105 kit lens
Great video!
Where did you get your Ice cubes
I got mine on Amazon (might have some linked to USA in my description) but that was years ago, they are of the cheapest variety. Best of luck!
Very nice videos - enjoying watching them! keep it up! It will be much more informative if you add Photoshop shortcut keys in post processing stage in your video :)
Thank you Rytis, is there an easy way to add this? I try to say them verbally when possible! Cheers
@@workphlo well i have seen some youtubers use some kind of key logger or something which shows the keys pressed live on screen as a subtitle text, you can change sizes. Look into it, and if i found out I'll let you know....btw nice work
@@workphlo look at this ua-cam.com/video/08OeYJ8H5nw/v-deo.html
you're doing a great job! keep it up! and thank you so much
Hey thanks Alireza!
Hey what holder are you using to the plexiglass base?
workphlo.shop/s
We weld these locally and proceeds support these free tutorials. Enjoy! 👍
Thanks for your videos! May I ask, is there a downside to getting a taller strip box? The one you in your link is 36" and I see some products go up to 63". Would those be overkill or have a negative effect on the shot?
I find the 36" PERFECT, unless your products is taller than 36". Though, anything will work! The tall ones would be cool for lighting tall objects and even humans with nice strip lighting, which the 36" would be too short for fully. Best of luck! Make sure to check out our product photography tools at workphlo.shop
fantastic video! thank you for sharing! How do colored drinks look with this lighting setup? Do you have examples?
Whiskey looks amazing in this scheme, because the liquid can embody this glowing warm look. I dont have examples, but am looking to expand our alcohol shots soon. :) Thanks for watching
workphlo brewed tea is a good way of replicating the look of whiskey and other brown spirits! We used that in theater to fill liquor bottles when we needed performers to “drink” in scenes.
Wow, I love your work. Keep going!
Thanks I plan to!