Lighting metallic objects.

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

Комментарии • 34

  • @Dstonephoto
    @Dstonephoto Год назад +5

    Wanted to echo what everyone else has : your channel is a breath of fresh air and incredibly useful for those of us wanting to learn more. You are an incredible instructor. Thank you so much for taking the time and efforts to post these videos . I can’t stress enough how much of a disappointment RUclips has been for this type of material so many of us have been seeking. We are all extremely grateful for your superb teachings!

    • @CameraClubLive
      @CameraClubLive  Год назад

      You are so welcome!

    • @banditalley9592
      @banditalley9592 Год назад

      I couldn't agree more - I have binge watched the channel and made copious amounts of notes from each. I feel little guilty that I haven't paid for this level of tuition!

  • @bikalpa1234
    @bikalpa1234 2 года назад

    Thank you very much. So much helpful episode. Have a nice time.

  • @hanssvedlund1381
    @hanssvedlund1381 2 года назад

    Many thanks for sharing your knowledge and ideas.

  • @pedromariani3605
    @pedromariani3605 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for share your knowledge with us, Sr.
    I`m starting whith studio photos as an asistent and i have learned a lot whith you. More than whith the actual photographer that i help and mi old profesor.
    Keep doing this!
    Sorry about my pretty bad english.
    Hugs from Brasil.

  • @jimowens8105
    @jimowens8105 2 года назад

    Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.

  • @mawavoy
    @mawavoy 2 года назад

    Another wonderful image and tutorial video. Thanks! Also Happy New Year.

  • @delta_7983
    @delta_7983 2 месяца назад

    Fijaros si es bueno este video, que hasta yo que no hablo inglés lo he entendido. Muchas gracias maestro.😊

  • @garycrawford6481
    @garycrawford6481 2 года назад

    Another very helpful video, really like your tabletop/still life videos and all the various lighting techniques.

  • @trollhunter200
    @trollhunter200 Год назад

    Very help tutorial thanx a lot

  • @AbductedByExtraterrestrials
    @AbductedByExtraterrestrials 2 года назад

    This is AWSOME!! I learned so much from you sir, the way you explain everything in your videos is very unique.. I am a cannabis Macro Photographer from Maryland...

  • @gary.kenyon
    @gary.kenyon 10 месяцев назад

    Another great watch. Lovely image.

  • @earlkey2905
    @earlkey2905 Год назад

    Awesome I would like to see similar technique with painting with light

  • @goonerruss7583
    @goonerruss7583 2 года назад

    simple but very effective

  • @ruudmaas2480
    @ruudmaas2480 2 года назад

    Would like to see how you do portraits with one light (Rembrandt style)

    • @CameraClubLive
      @CameraClubLive  2 года назад +1

      May do a video on that subject in the coming months.

  • @happymystic9800
    @happymystic9800 2 года назад

    I have recently come your very instructive videos. Great work. Can I ask where you got these nice little stands (I think you once called them torque stands) you often used in your close-up shots. Thank you and keep up the great work. Happy new Year …

  • @vperalta
    @vperalta 2 года назад

    Great video. One question, could using a polarizing film been used to light up the spanner, but control the shine?

    • @CameraClubLive
      @CameraClubLive  2 года назад

      Polarizing the light will only effect the graduation, any specular highlights will, for the most part, remain unaffected.
      Hope that helps, I may do a video showing the effect in the coming months.