This is an excellent tutorial for those starting out so inspiring. Do mind telling us what lens focal length you used and also the camera settings you used so we can get a rough idea of the correct camera settings. Beautiful beautiful work!
For this shot I used 1/400s ISO 100 F16 But it always depends on your set and the sunlight you got:) Just try and figure out what works best for your Set. I hope that helps:)
@@natascha.lindemann thank you !! i will try again ! ♥️ I got it once but for some reason can not seem to make it work again 🤦♀️ even with similar settings ! Could of just been an off day 😊😊
First of all, please don't get me wrong, you made really stunning images. But, I consider you really lucky that you live in a place that has really "friendly" sunlight. I mean, you can set your camera to handheld, high shutter speed, low ISO, and small aperture. It has to be a really powerful light to make it possible, and that's why most product photographers need a studio flash to capture such images. Also, you still have some time to arrange the set and the light almost doesn't change at all. And not forget to mention, you can easily access a really big art store that has almost everything you need to make a beautiful set, at a low price. That's every product photographer's wish I think. So, for educational purposes, yes I agree that anyone can make stunning images on a low budget. But if anyone is inspired and wants to recreate your work with the same camera settings in a different location on earth, I think not everyone will have the same advantage as yours. It's just a note so if anyone tries to follow your advice, they also have to look at whether their situation is possible or not to get those kinds of images. So they don't get frustrated and distrust your advice if they failed. But anyway, as a fellow beauty product still-life photographer, I support you to keep creating stunning images!
You are certainly right that not everywhere in the world has hard sunlight. But I still think that you can make great Pictures with simple methods under any conditions and would therefore perhaps shoot another video on cloudy lighting conditions to show a few example sets and to help these people:)
this is great! I was having trouble sourcing paper and then you helped me remember the art store has them!!!
It would be great if you could talk about the lighting set ups 🥺. I always love your lighting set ups in your work.
Hi:) I shot all of these Sets with natural window light. I hope that helps
This is an excellent tutorial for those starting out so inspiring. Do mind telling us what lens focal length you used and also the camera settings you used so we can get a rough idea of the correct camera settings. Beautiful beautiful work!
Thanks for this video 🍀
My favorite setup is definitely the one with the wooden boxes! But all of them are so simple yet amazing!
Thank you so much
So beautiful and inspirational! You really don't need much for stunning images!
Thats true:) I am happy that I could inspire you
Excellent video. I will head to Boesner tomorrow and try this out
there is no flesh light right ? all done with natural light and could you show me the before photoshop and after too for references 🌈
I was actually wondering what lens are you using? 35? 50mm?
Wow
This is gold, thanks for sharing
These photos are amazing!! So beautiful -- thanks for the inspo!
What camera do you use? :)
"low budget" pulls out 3k camera and has her 40k a year assistant help lmao
Replace camera with iphone and hustle like ur assistance 😂😂 voila low budget
lol
That's really great. But for me the price in 30 euro is very expensive depending to currency rate and place where I live. Commonly I liked the video
Hi, this video is very helpful! Please share the camera and lens that you’re using here. Thank you :)
I used my canon 5d iv and my sigma 105mm lens 🥰
Did you remove the sticker on the back of the little bottle or did you edit out the tiny writing in PS?
Which app will be best for editing if i take pictures from iphone only
This video is brilliant!! Please can you share your camera settings. Thank you xx
this is so beautiful and helpful! thanks so much
на берлин !
You just got a new subscriber❤❤
i get so much new ideas from your video thanks for providing us such a knowledge
Hi , excellent video!! May I ask what was the camera settings for the water shot :) i am trying to do this with one continuous light :) thanks x
For this shot I used
1/400s
ISO 100
F16
But it always depends on your set and the sunlight you got:) Just try and figure out what works best for your Set.
I hope that helps:)
@@natascha.lindemann thank you !! i will try again ! ♥️ I got it once but for some reason can not seem to make it work again 🤦♀️ even with similar settings ! Could of just been an off day 😊😊
May i know what setting to shoot this product & which lens is better ?
Wonderful piece of photography. I love your accent too 😊
Outstanding video!
The best thing about this is everything is accessible and easily available.
This is so interesting with natural light. May I ask the setting for each setup
This is brill!! Thanks for sharing
Amazing and much needed for my small business 👍🏻
Absolutely loved it!!!! Thank you so much!!!
Learned something new today
Thanks
Cool
You have explained everything so well. Thankyou
what lense are you using?
That was amazing! Thank you so much and good luck 🤞
Thank you SO MUCH. This is so helpful
So helpful and informative
which flashlight u use??
You are simply a genius!
Me gustas tanto
danke ! sehr hilfreich
what air blower do you use - a green one ?
Really nice video
very nice
What is the size of the back drop purple back drop
It is a standard poster size
Superb...!!
Nice
👍👍
❤
Richtig gut geworden!!! 👍
First of all, please don't get me wrong, you made really stunning images. But, I consider you really lucky that you live in a place that has really "friendly" sunlight. I mean, you can set your camera to handheld, high shutter speed, low ISO, and small aperture. It has to be a really powerful light to make it possible, and that's why most product photographers need a studio flash to capture such images. Also, you still have some time to arrange the set and the light almost doesn't change at all. And not forget to mention, you can easily access a really big art store that has almost everything you need to make a beautiful set, at a low price. That's every product photographer's wish I think.
So, for educational purposes, yes I agree that anyone can make stunning images on a low budget.
But if anyone is inspired and wants to recreate your work with the same camera settings in a different location on earth, I think not everyone will have the same advantage as yours.
It's just a note so if anyone tries to follow your advice, they also have to look at whether their situation is possible or not to get those kinds of images. So they don't get frustrated and distrust your advice if they failed.
But anyway, as a fellow beauty product still-life photographer, I support you to keep creating stunning images!
You are certainly right that not everywhere in the world has hard sunlight. But I still think that you can make great Pictures with simple methods under any conditions and would therefore perhaps shoot another video on cloudy lighting conditions to show a few example sets and to help these people:)
Great video. To the point. Please change the music. Otherwise i love u
Good video, but you didn't talked about what light you were using
the video could've been made in only 1 min
you said and showed way more details that you shoul have said and shown