3 tips for iPhone food photography 🥞

[@djcooks4889]

Super helpful! Thank you!

[@wendyarcher9150]

Wow this is so helpful. Thank you.
What size diffuser screen did you use?

[@NickAndersonCreative]

it's like a 4' x 6' diffuser! I also have a 36 inch diffuser that I use quite frequently

[@wendyarcher9150]

@@NickAndersonCreative Thank you. Appreciated.

[@emmanuartmoz]

thanks but you make another for Samsung users too ...

[@titoseven9786]

Do you have any recommendations equipment especially lights for flatlay food with iphone? TIA

[@NickAndersonCreative]

I would look at continuous lights with a softbox! Like the godox SL60W

[@veskoveskov1073]

Great video. Love all your videos.
Thank you.
Have a question.
After we take a great photo with our phone, edit it in the iPhone or using Light room, how do we post it on instagram whiteout loosing the quality photo we take. What is your process of making it?
Thank you

[@NickAndersonCreative]

Just make sure when you're done editing your photo, you export at the highest quality JPG or PNG and then upload to instagram and you should have nice crisp images!

[@______6796]

The production quality is top notch ,omg

[@NickAndersonCreative]

thank you!

[@martinkamau1279]

What about a samsung android phone and an ideal set up

[@NickAndersonCreative]

should work the same with android

[@nikovask6486]

I think it's for "I phone 14 and 15"

[@NickAndersonCreative]

mainly, yes. but you can apply some of these tips to older iPhones too

[@omeadpooladzandi3366]

The best way to take better photos with your mobile device. Throw away your iPhone and get a pixel or Samsung😂

[@NickAndersonCreative]

lmao 🤣

[@PlatedKulture]

I’m about to unsubscribe to everyone else and keep yours active!!! lol.

[@NickAndersonCreative]

my man, thank you!

[@donniethesportsguy893]

Smh

[@NickAndersonCreative]

me too