How to photograph shoes for eCommerce - Full affordable setup
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- How to photograph shoes for eCommerce
Let me show you how to photograph shoes for eCommerce. Find out what you need for a full affordable setup to start photography for eCommerce clients.
In this video, I want to show you the affordable setup I use to photograph shoes and other products for eCommerce purpose. With this setup, you don't need a studio and you can easily work from home. Working on eCommerce photography requires less than product photography, but still, you have to set up correctly.
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0:00 Intro
1:36 eCommerce Product Photography Explained
4:54 Closeup of the setup
8:56 Camera Setup and Lens
11:20 About the Backdrop
14:02 Recap
I have all of the equipment I use and a few alternatives linked below to help you start with affordable and not breaking the bank. Remember you are investing in gear so they can pay back and start bringing you profit.
My eCommerce Setup:
Godox SK300 II - geni.us/grAY7Bl
Neewer 480 - geni.us/2Rw2c
Neewer 660 (new model) - geni.us/FjUoee
Black/White Vynil Backdrop - geni.us/UhTc2
Godox 120cm Octagon Softbox - geni.us/uM9Egh1
Godox 80 X 120cm Softbox - geni.us/NYknycH
Neewer Pro C Stand - geni.us/YzxLCS
📷 ALL MY GEAR IN ONE PLACE: kit.co/georgipetrov
➡️ Music from Epidemic Sound: bit.ly/3bMeRrF
➡️ My Royalty Free Flyer Designs: bit.ly/35cWB89
THE GEAR I USE:
Canon EOS RP - geni.us/GPRP
Canon EOS M50 - geni.us/AFhnB
Canon EF-M 22 mm - geni.us/fyDo
Canon EF 24-70 mm - geni.us/jYCWfBZ
Canon EF 85mm - geni.us/rIK64
Canon EF 50 mm - geni.us/0CS5B
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I am back finally. Feeling good to get back to work and start sharing videos with you. Today is a quick (well a bit long) video explaining how I photograph shoes for a client. Any questions or requests are more than welcome.
Great video for parttime work, owner selling products, or hobby. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Georgi, it was a very clear and objective video
Glad it was helpful! I am planning my return to the channel for more tutorials soon.
Thanks a lot for putting all of this time and effort for us! :D
My pleasure! I am coming back with more. It's been a while but I am ready to share more
Great informative video...Thank you so much!
You are welcome. I am glad you find it helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for share whit us your studio! you knowledge about still photography! thnaks sou much!
My pleasure! I am back in the studio again after a long lockdown and can't wait to share more videos and tutorials with you.
I review men's fashion for fun. Thank you for showing your setup. I enjoy seeing everyone's setup.
Thanks for watching! I will be sharing more now when we an finally start moving and my studio is open again.
Best man thank you👍👍
Thank you 👍
thank you for your time and effort.
You're welcome. Glad I can help.
Thanks so much...great!
Thank you. I am glad you enjoy it and find it helpful.
thanks for sharing. I was doing the same work. after a couple of years, client decided to hire an intern, and for a third of the price he took my job. hahah. good for him.
Thank you. We all suffer from low prices. With every year is getting harder and harder to keep up with the price cut. Big companies can afford intern and small businesses don't want to pay the real price. It's a hard job.
fabulous... great se up Georgi
GilbertTV thank you. Is nice to be back.
this is great thanks for sharing - wonder about your decision to use a mix of flash and LED - would a big LED top light work for you or 2 flash at the front instead of LED? Im still trying ideas to get my preferred setup so interested to see you mixing flash and LED
Thank you, John. I have changed the setup recently. The led panels I used where to trow some reflection on the shoes. However, I realise the flash really overpower everything. The new setup is a top light as per the original and now have another flash on the front. Is on the top left or right of my camera and use the same power as the top Speedlight. The only difference is I am using a great so I can control the light. I may do a new video for this setup.
@@GeorgiPetrov fantastic appreciate the response
@@johnleighdesigns, You are welcome. I always try to reply. I think is important to keep the human touch. I'll be filming some more still photography, products, drinks and food tutorials after Christmas. Have a lovely Christmas and thank you for subscribing.
Thanks for the video, alot of good info! I found when mixing neewer LED and flash the LED introduced a green tint, minor, but enough to make it a problem. Now I use godox VL so I can do some product photography and video at the same time.
I'm planning on getting into e-commerce... is this something that should be outsourced or do you recommend the average person taking this up as a hobby@
It is entirely up to you. You can take it as a hobby and slowly build up if you start getting busy and require more investments. I start out as a hobby before turning it into a business. There are enough tutorials to teach every aspect so you can grow and progress in time.
I have shoe stores and I'm planning to make my own studio for shooting. But first I'll go in some course for that. Can you please tell which camera models are good for that kind of job and what camera lenses do I need?
You don't need a costly camera. I shoot on Sony now, but I used Canon when recording this tutorial. If you use the images for the web, only a crop sensor camera is more than enough. When it comes to lenses, I always prefer to use prime lenses with fixed focal lengths. If your studio is small, I will suggest anything from 16mm to 50mm. If you have more space, 90mm macro or 100mm macro is a very good option.
@@GeorgiPetrov Thank you very much!
I can't find where to buy the Black/White Vynil Backdrop here in US. Does anyone have an idea?
Try to look for a paper backdrop. I know it is not ideal because you can't clean it, but it is a good start. Also, check companies offering vinyl. You may find something and use it as a backdrop.
Здравейте г-н Петров. Имам няколко въпроса. Същата схема за осветление може ли да се ползва и за по големи продукти като столове, канапета или детски колички, ниска мебел и тн? Съответно два моноблока за фон и един съответно на жираф за остление от горе. В случая при вас продукта може директно да се качи в съответния магазин за продажба. Но ако е да кажем черен и се налага да се смени фона с друг цвят тогава ще стане твърде светъл ръб и за да не се отделя много време за ретуш предполагам ще е добре да се отсече по време на снимките с черен флат борд. Относно обективите смятате ли че 50mm 1.4 Art на Sigma ще ми даде на затворена бленда f8 - f13 нещо повече от Nikon 50mm 1.8G качени на Nikon D850? Благодаря. Хубав ден.
Здрасти. Същата схема ще работи с големи продукти но аз бих използвал голям хартиен фон или бял платнен. Също е добре да използваш две осветителни тела отгоре със малък ъгъл да покрият цялата композиция.
Може да използваш червен борд но също пробвай първо със поларайзед филтър (Circular Polarizing Filter) да помогне със рефлектиране на светлината.
За обектива не съм сигурен. Не съм ползвал Никон но имам опит със Сигма и те са добри. Аз бих използвал 90мм или 100мм макро ако снимам по големи продукти но зависи колко е голямо студиото. За малко пространство 50мм 1.4 ще е по добре.
Благодаря за отговора. C-Stand, който използвате колко голям софт бокс може да носи като диаметър? В процес на избор съм и за момента съм се спрял на 150 см октабокс.
@@user-zw1db4jp5n Аз използвах 150 см нормален дифузер
Raw or jpg?
I always shot RAW but deliver JPG to clients. If they want the RAW it will cost them far too much.