Lighting Setups You Should Try Pt. 4: Plain Backgrounds

This week on lighting setup ideas you should try, I wanted to tackle products on plain backgrounds. Although the idea may be simple, it's possible to get a poor result if you're not careful. So here are three lighting setups on plain backgrounds that I hope can give you inspo or helpful insight for your next project!
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0:00 - Intro
0:08 - Setup 01
2:22 - Setup 02
4:24 - Setup 03
8:16 - Final Results

[@mikejohnson5756]

Dude, Hands down you are the best 3D lighting tutor i have seen on youtube.
Please also consider your texturing process.

[@figandlight]

Thanks man! I'll definitely consider it.

[@ngamod]

You Deserve More Subs Man

[@shrinivas.a]

That was a really well structured and insightful 8 mins! looking forward to more !!

[@retchienavarro9201]

Great tutorial. I want to ask, i am new to photography, but i do love food styling. I saw from your previous tuts that continuous lighting is best for wysiwyg shots. Which wattage is best for showcasing ceramics/dinnerware?

[@MediumandrareIn]

Great light study. Any experiments using IES light maps?

[@figandlight]

That's on the list for sure. But haven't experimented with them as of yet.

[@muser7935]

❤🎉 thank you please more tuts

[@frankiemarin]

I’ve been following you for years and as a product photographer myself I’m really intrigued by the idea of transitioning to 3D art. Can I ask how you made the jump? The lighting tutorials you give are amazing but I have no idea where to start as far as creating the initial assets (cans, labels, backdrops, condensation texture, etc.) i would be so appreciative if you could offer a high level overview of how to get started? Thank you for providing such invaluable information 🙏

[@figandlight]

This comment seemed to pass right by me! I have on my list an idea to share what the transition from photography to 3D was like for me.

[@thawzie]

pls i need this too

[@frankiemarin]

@@figandlight thank you so much for the reply! looking forward to hearing more about your journey.

[@arshiyakhan6789]

Amazing if you also start making tutorial on how to light moving objects means animation it will be appreciated 😊😊

[@figandlight]

I'll consider it!

[@arshiyakhan6789]

@@figandlight thank you

[@Habush2.0]

the can labels look amazing did you make em

[@figandlight]

thanks! yes I did

[@chinonsopromise4962]

How can i get those softbox light textures for blender please

[@figandlight]

they’re from @greyscalegorilla!