You are sharing gold. So many other tutorials make this whole process so confusing that I personally stopped using Lightroom/photoshop because I could not follow other instructors, but you explained it so clearly that I had no problem following along. Thank you.
I've been paying attention. I'm happy to report that I correctly guessed how you were going to light it, from what I've learned from your earlier videos. I just might get the hang to this lighting thing, one of these days. Great video as always, thanks.
Thank you very much. Deeply appreciate your videos and techniques used. Unlike many others who depend solely on Photoshop, your in studio methods just make photography so real.
You are really a great mentor. Is there any way so we can upload our images for you to review, if your time allow. Thank you so much. One more question, how can i photograph a perfume bottle that is convex (i can see even the whole room, ceiling and floor ) and silver (reflective)
I have done some videos in the past shooting glass. One springs to mind on seamless paper. If you have four glasses composition will be important and for an even light a large soft box. Some distance away will help. Good luck, and thanks for watching.
I made it with Godox AD 400 pro and Godox Octa Softbox 60X60 cm (1/2 exp). After I moved the glass and the black card close the softbox I still got only the outlines of te glass and no details in the glass. What's wrong??? Thanks in advance for your support
You are sharing gold. So many other tutorials make this whole process so confusing that I personally stopped using Lightroom/photoshop because I could not follow other instructors, but you explained it so clearly that I had no problem following along. Thank you.
Your comments are much appreciated. Thanks for watching.
Dark Field Illumination: a very good tutorial. Thank you. 👏
You're welcome!
I've been paying attention. I'm happy to report that I correctly guessed how you were going to light it, from what I've learned from your earlier videos. I just might get the hang to this lighting thing, one of these days. Great video as always, thanks.
Glad I could help
Thanks so much. I enjoy watching your techniques as you go from one step to the next. You're very generous sharing your skill!
You are so welcome!
I have been watching your videos for a long time and I can't stop watching them. I have learned a lot from them. Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome.
Thank you very much. Deeply appreciate your videos and techniques used. Unlike many others who depend solely on Photoshop, your in studio methods just make photography so real.
Glad it was helpful!
Always waiting for next video from you as I learn something interesting with each episode..
Glad to hear that
Really enjoyed this one. Great shot too.
Thank you thanks for watching.
Another great video and idea to try. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing.
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I like your intelligence and accuracy. Thanks for the video.
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So helpful. Would love to see an engraved glass.
Great suggestion! i’ll give it some thought. Thanks for watching.
Another great video and ideas. Thank you so much!
Glad you like them!
Great video, Thanks!
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Enjoyed a lot. Thank you very much.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good narration!
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Thank you !! very nice video !
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Very interesting, thank you
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excellent. thanks
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thank you
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Just a question : why didn't you have the camera in portrait mode ? Is there any reason ?
Just convenience really thanks for watching.
You are really a great mentor.
Is there any way so we can upload our images for you to review, if your time allow.
Thank you so much.
One more question, how can i photograph a perfume bottle that is convex (i can see even the whole room, ceiling and floor ) and silver (reflective)
I will see if I can sort something out over the winter.
Can't light the neck of the thin cup on both sides...
Uses the same equipment as in the video. Do you have any advice?
Thanks
You need to be careful of the height of the soft boxes, putting them higher may help. Thanks for watching.
so if you have a set of 4 glasses with the same color how on earth do you shoot them ? If someone could help me that would be amazing
I have done some videos in the past shooting glass. One springs to mind on seamless paper. If you have four glasses composition will be important and for an even light a large soft box. Some distance away will help. Good luck, and thanks for watching.
I made it with Godox AD 400 pro and Godox Octa Softbox 60X60 cm (1/2 exp). After I moved the glass and the black card close the softbox I still got only the outlines of te glass and no details in the glass. What's wrong??? Thanks in advance for your support
The glass I used had an iridescent coating on its surface, that is what produced all the colours. Also the glass was embossed.
Thnak you
Thanks for watching.
What is the distance between Lightbox and subject?
Very close