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2 thoughts for future videos. 1: A full retouch 2: A video on the business side (how to get clients, pricing, etc) Thanks for all you do, love the channel!
Awesome work Dustin, really enjoy the approach with speedlights, makes product photography more reachable to the hobbyist and still get professional results, I learn a lot from you. Your speed of delivery when taking the photos and explanation is perfect. If you moved the video around the setup more though it would be even more perfect :-) Please show more behind the scenes? and try Lee 216 paper rather than cotton diffusion? If you did a playlist or even a subscription site to slow down your photoshop session that would be amazing! Thank you! Just tossed you a tip on PayPal.
THANK YOU Matthew! I think a slowed down post-production session is a really good idea, I will do something like that in the foreseeable future! I recently upgraded from the nylon diffusion to savage translum plastic which is a bit pricey but very milky diffusion. Always really appreciate nuanced comments about our production, so thank-you again very much. Loved the example you sent me on flickr, super sharp detail which is the crux of the tutorial using brief flash durations at lower powers, did you use 1/128 - 1/32? Looks great! Feel free to send future shots over to hi@workphlo.ca, I'd love to see. ✌️
I can see in my bottle reflection everything in my room also my camera and myself like in a mirror. Why I do not see this problem in this video? How to avoid this problem?
Hey Mika, thanks! I actually had it custom made, it's so useful for getting smaller objects cut out on perfect-white. Wish I could link y'all to where to buy one.... maybe I have to open up a shop! lol
I thought so, but hoped someone were selling that, someone definitely should! I´ll make a preorder if you ever start selling them :) got to make one myself meanwhile..! :)
Great product work and teaching expertise! I'm still relatively new to product photography, and I'm a little confused on how to use the mask with white wine bottle shots. Is there a video that you have created or can you suggest how to use it in PhotoShop? Thanks
Awesome Videos! I watched them all! :) Could You please tell me which size of a stripbox is best for bottle photography and other small products like cosmetics? Is 90x20 enough or maybe 120x30 ?
I've seen a number of people put diffusion material on the back side of the bottle. Is that something you ever do or would recommend? Apologies if you go into that in a more current video, I'm watching from oldest to newest.
Hey Sam thanks. I actually had it custom made as I live in Canada and couldn't find much! It is really useful for convenience, though the same lighting principles will apply if you were to bridge a piece of glass over 2 tables.
Another great video. Thanks. What is the name of that bracket, between the acrylic shelf and the light stand head? I'd like to get one of those, so that I can reproduce your demonstration myself.
Hi David, I actually made this custom to set clear plexiglas on -- it's a pretty simple design with a football field-goal style shape. It required bending metal pipe, wish I could link to where they are for-sale. I am seriously considering a workphlo shop as a few people have inquired. Best of luck! Resting normal clear acrylic between two tables will do the same thing, albeit less conveniently.
baby wall plate is what you need @david bailey, its not what he is using but its what 90 percent of people use. the "right " way to shoot this is on black plexi anyways, not clear.
Hi, how does that black flag work to make the edge of the bottle sharp? What is its relationship between the light source and bottle? Does it just need to be near the bottle, or does it need to be near the bottle and blocking some of the light? Thanks!
Achoo Well the edge of the product reflects a spectrum of area behind the bottle. By putting cards near the bottle, the edge reflects the dark crisp tones.
workphlo thanks a lot I'll test it. I've been having trouble making a mask in the way you've been highlighting in your videos as the light was bending a little around the bottle a little therefore not giving a very sharp edge, so now I know how it's done!
Right on! By placing a single stripbox without a diffuser far behind your product you can obtain a similar result -- but definitely use black paper/card for a quick way to remove side-spill! (-:
I now easily do this in photoshop, so all my customer has to do is send me their label in mail and I can create any studio shot now. No need for all this work now and a lot more control in photoshop. Most of my customers also do not prefer the hard light white strip band on the bottle. Just a tip.
I gotta say that is an interesting business scheme, best of luck and thank-you for watching! Would you mind linking to a few of the shots you've produced for your clients this way?
Thank you! That shows that it takes time to cover those techniques. People should value the expertise of a photograph. It's ok trying to DIY, but I see that the winegrowers I work with bring cheesy pics of their bottles. How could one aspire to internationalise their exports with such a crap material? Ask the work of a pro! A good marketing is an investment!
Like your videos but please show us how you edit these in photoshop step by step and I am sure you will get more subscription & likes by providing more information..
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Your comments and explaining your reasons for doing something is so very interesting.
Love all your tutorials, I don't mind watching them twice!
Nathan E. Hahah thanks man! 📸📸
2 thoughts for future videos.
1: A full retouch
2: A video on the business side (how to get clients, pricing, etc)
Thanks for all you do, love the channel!
Fantastic set of tutorials Dustin. Thanks for all your work and advice
Glad you like them!
I know I've seen this but I feel like I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos!
A post production tutorial in Photoshop showing how you do the comp please.
I do have another tutorial where I show this with wine
Really good video, great tips!, thanks for sharing!
Thank you my friend, glad you enjoyed. Take care
Great and amazing video you make it look so easy, I'm waiting for the natural light photography for products. Thank you.
Anjuth Malpica Great! A good episode is coming up on natural light! :-)
Thanks for the videos. I am hobbyist also. Great work.
Would love a post production workphlo of this shot. I'm struggling with my own wine bottle in PS
Cheers Lindsay! We will be doing a serious bottle retouching in photoshop for a future tutorial, I hope you find it!
Man, your videos are a gift that keep on giving. I'm working on a 3d scene with a while background and this is good reference.
Great work, clear instruction, enjoy the way you talk,, thank you!
Hongs Glad you enjoyed the product photography tutorial!
Awesome
Where do you get the metal stand the plexiglass is sitting on?
I learn a lot from you thanks
Siddharth Kshatriya Thanks for watching our photography tutorial!
Thanks man! Hope this tutorial solve my Subject Label Lighting problem. Love to see Post processing on how you Edit labels.
Awesome work Dustin, really enjoy the approach with speedlights, makes product photography more reachable to the hobbyist and still get professional results, I learn a lot from you. Your speed of delivery when taking the photos and explanation is perfect. If you moved the video around the setup more though it would be even more perfect :-)
Please show more behind the scenes? and try Lee 216 paper rather than cotton diffusion?
If you did a playlist or even a subscription site to slow down your photoshop session that would be amazing! Thank you! Just tossed you a tip on PayPal.
THANK YOU Matthew! I think a slowed down post-production session is a really good idea, I will do something like that in the foreseeable future! I recently upgraded from the nylon diffusion to savage translum plastic which is a bit pricey but very milky diffusion.
Always really appreciate nuanced comments about our production, so thank-you again very much. Loved the example you sent me on flickr, super sharp detail which is the crux of the tutorial using brief flash durations at lower powers, did you use 1/128 - 1/32? Looks great! Feel free to send future shots over to hi@workphlo.ca, I'd love to see. ✌️
Looking forward to it! I used 1/64 flash power, I will send my setup photos.
Matthew Aylard Perfect
Really helpful 👍👍👍
Thanks Haider, I think it's a useful technique especially for catalog work. (-:
Very helpful
I can see in my bottle reflection everything in my room also my camera and myself like in a mirror. Why I do not see this problem in this video? How to avoid this problem?
What stand attachment are you using to place the clear acrylic on? Great videos by the way!
Dan Baram It's custom built!
Great video. How many mm is the acrylic?
Great tutorial. Nice work!
Thank-you very much! Glad I stumbled upon your work, we are based out of Guelph, ON (-:
Wow no way...I'm based out of Guelph too man. :)
Great tutorial. Thank you!
Thank-you Scott! Glad you stumbled across our humble product photography community
Nice work again! Where did you get that stand that holds that plexiglass though..!? 😀 it looks really neat..!
Hey Mika, thanks! I actually had it custom made, it's so useful for getting smaller objects cut out on perfect-white. Wish I could link y'all to where to buy one.... maybe I have to open up a shop! lol
I thought so, but hoped someone were selling that, someone definitely should! I´ll make a preorder if you ever start selling them :) got to make one myself meanwhile..! :)
I would absolutely purchase if you made this product available!
Great product work and teaching expertise! I'm still relatively new to product photography, and I'm a little confused on how to use the mask with white wine bottle shots. Is there a video that you have created or can you suggest how to use it in PhotoShop? Thanks
Hey there, check out our longer red-wine episode where we show our masking procedure!
I know it is like trade secrets to show the photoshop process. But I think that would also be nice to see from you.
Thank-you Sammie! Hope to hear from you again some time
Awesome Videos! I watched them all! :)
Could You please tell me which size of a stripbox is best for bottle photography and other small products like cosmetics? Is 90x20 enough or maybe 120x30 ?
My stripbox is 8" x 36" and is wonderful. Smaller like that, is better in my opinion.
I've seen a number of people put diffusion material on the back side of the bottle. Is that something you ever do or would recommend?
Apologies if you go into that in a more current video, I'm watching from oldest to newest.
Great video. Where did you get the "tripod tabel" from?
Hey Sam thanks. I actually had it custom made as I live in Canada and couldn't find much! It is really useful for convenience, though the same lighting principles will apply if you were to bridge a piece of glass over 2 tables.
I know its a small thing, but the year text in the reflection is turned wrong.. else very nice video.. I am saving this on my favorite playlist
Ah thanks!
where did you get the thing that screws on stand to put plexiglass on top of it?
custom welded
Another great video. Thanks. What is the name of that bracket, between the acrylic shelf and the light stand head? I'd like to get one of those, so that I can reproduce your demonstration myself.
Oops, just seen your response to Mika. Looks like I need an engineer friend to build me one.
Hi David, I actually made this custom to set clear plexiglas on -- it's a pretty simple design with a football field-goal style shape. It required bending metal pipe, wish I could link to where they are for-sale. I am seriously considering a workphlo shop as a few people have inquired. Best of luck!
Resting normal clear acrylic between two tables will do the same thing, albeit less conveniently.
baby wall plate is what you need @david bailey, its not what he is using but its what 90 percent of people use. the "right " way to shoot this is on black plexi anyways, not clear.
they cost like 15 bucks
Thanks for that. Do you live in Spokane? Lovely town, been there twice from UK
What is the brand of shooting table you're using for the white wine product shot?
Custom!
How is that table called that you are using? can I find it on Amazon or eBay?
I have some similiar options at workphlo.shop but not this model- yet!
Hi, how does that black flag work to make the edge of the bottle sharp? What is its relationship between the light source and bottle? Does it just need to be near the bottle, or does it need to be near the bottle and blocking some of the light? Thanks!
Achoo Well the edge of the product reflects a spectrum of area behind the bottle. By putting cards near the bottle, the edge reflects the dark crisp tones.
workphlo thanks a lot I'll test it. I've been having trouble making a mask in the way you've been highlighting in your videos as the light was bending a little around the bottle a little therefore not giving a very sharp edge, so now I know how it's done!
Right on! By placing a single stripbox without a diffuser far behind your product you can obtain a similar result -- but definitely use black paper/card for a quick way to remove side-spill! (-:
Can you do a post production video on photoshop?
that's a lot of work to do in Ps, thu it's a nice job
Thanks fair enough
how bout white wine, in a clear bottle? can you do one of those videos please?
This bottle is clear
Wow ok, I was completely fooled then, ty for clarifying
I like ur video, Can u tell me which lens you use with Nikon?
rnp info Thanks! I use the kit lens 18mm-105mm
Am fan Nikon too, i use D7100 but i can't take a good photography.
Join our Facebook Group! We will sort that out (-:
I now easily do this in photoshop, so all my customer has to do is send me their label in mail and I can create any studio shot now. No need for all this work now and a lot more control in photoshop. Most of my customers also do not prefer the hard light white strip band on the bottle. Just a tip.
I gotta say that is an interesting business scheme, best of luck and thank-you for watching! Would you mind linking to a few of the shots you've produced for your clients this way?
Hey Dustin, what is this tripod/plexiglass attachment? Is this a DIY solution or where can I grab one? Thanks!
I DIY'd this solution, couldn't find one anywhere! It's fairly simple to build at least
workphlo can you make a video of how to make it please🤔
Great great video very instructive to me.
Only the reflection is not to much realistic in my opinion.
What is that TRIPOD HEAD?!
Thank you! That shows that it takes time to cover those techniques. People should value the expertise of a photograph. It's ok trying to DIY, but I see that the winegrowers I work with bring cheesy pics of their bottles. How could one aspire to internationalise their exports with such a crap material?
Ask the work of a pro! A good marketing is an investment!
Thanks for the commentary, I enjoyed the read.
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Like your videos but please show us how you edit these in photoshop step by step and I am sure you will get more subscription & likes by providing more information..
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what is the whispering of the word "yeah" sounds like lip smacking and them someone saying "yeah" ....
Ben Horvat I gotta tell ya I gave it a good listen and couldn't hear what you're talking about! :(
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