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Great video

such an insightful video thank you

Great tips! ☺️

after render video, what size do i save it as for a square size stop motion for Instagram? (for the best quality?) i see alot of options like PAL square, NTSC square

how come mine sais “render image sequence” and not render video? the format comes out as .psd and not .mp4

Young lady, great instructional video in its simplicity. Thank you for sharing!!!

I can’t tell you how valuable this is. As a beginner I have watched this several times

Thanks for this!!

This is a very helpful video! Thank you so much

are this pictures the same images. or your camera exported different frames?

Fantastic video. Well spoken and concise, helpful information. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! Following you on IG now!

WoW 🤩. Thanks 🙏

Thank you! Where did you get your plates and the spice bowls? I know you mentioned in a previous video that you got the black plates from target. 🙂

So detailed,thank you!

Very helpful, thanks

Great advice. Thank you so much 💕

thank you so much. Something as simple as cinnamon sticks can really elevate a pic and I never thought about that🤦‍♀️. This is right on time because I'm recording cinnamon rolls tmrw

Thanks 😊

Super helpful! Thanks for the video. :-)

Hi thanks alot Did you take all the same pictures inorder to make stop and mation.

More content please. Just found ur channel and been binging ur videos. I'm almost disappointed there's not a lot more to watch but im looking forward to more of ur content 😊 ur amazing! 🥰

Thanks! 😊

Thank you! Will use this!

Also we could click the photos of a product that we can purchase or have it at home and try to sell them for their website or IG use by mailing the company. Companies are always looking for good content for their sites and if it's good enough, they will pay you. Who knows!!

very useful thank you!

You should get some lights to light up those plans behind you. Also the new iPhones started enabling raw photo capture so that’ll be nice in these cases to have more control over the edits.

It was very helpful!

Would have loved to see photo references of those props being used in your photos when you were showing them. Nevertheless, great video with some helpful tips 👍🏼

I love it!!!

Awesome video. I really like shooting food with LED lights too. How do you find the quality of light when you use them onsite?

Great content!! Keep it up!

Thanks for the advice... At the right moment

Hello. I enjoyed the vid a lot. I've been trying to look for a RUclips vid similar to yours that really explains the stuff in this video. 👍Your vid really is like the videos of Dr. Ethan. Dr's videos are insightful and I actually learned a lot for my school. He is an educational Doctor in Nottingham and he talks about wellness and health. I suggest you check his YT out and give the medical student a subscribe! ➡️ #DrEthanRUclips

Very helpful info...loved it how you have covered lots of things in single video...thanks a lot :)

Ah! I love this one. Those small 'ingredient bowls' are a favorite. I think when you take objects close to the screen, to get the cam focus quickly on them, they have to cover your eyes.

Love you video 😍

Interesting. Wondering how the photos were taken. Was it done using some sort of burst mode on your camera?

I'm a new subbie and also new to photography! I've been seeing a few photographers #expofilm3k . What is that exactly? Thanks 😊

This is so helpful i am not the best photographer so this defiantly helped as i always feel like my food thumbnail photos are so bad :)

Yes, it made sense and it was helpful. Things started looking up from the tones curve. Always been shy of that function but it seems I need to pay more attention to it. Thanks a lot.

Great tips. Those neewer lights are amazing 👌🏼👌🏼

Great tips 👌🏼👌🏼

As usual , great video Do you use lightroom mobile at all?

So helpful, thanks!!

Hey Great video! You could also show what the right thing should look like after you have re-edited. That would be really helpful. P.S the 'embarrassing' over contrasted photo looks pretty amazing to me🙂

Thanks for the great info!

Great information. Thank you