Back lighting still life photography
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ม.ค. 2022
- How to make a composite image from separate captured images and combine them into a finished picture.
In this video I take you step by step through the process of making a creative still life photographic study.
I will demonstrate how to combine separate images in photoshop to build up a final image.
Everything is covered from the studio lighting using studio flash, through the tethered capture in Capture one software, to the final image in Adobe Photoshop.
I'll use a Canon DSLR, tethered into Capture one software to show you how to capture your subject from basic image to completed photograph.
Ideas for art photography.
Steam from hot water
Retort stand
Canon 24-70mm f2.8 Lens.
Profoto Studio flash
Great idea with things one finds at home ! Bravo !
Yes! Thank you!
You are so meticulous! 👍Sculpting with light! Thank you for your lessons!
You are so welcome
everything was explained and shown simply - thank you
You’re welcome.
Love your tutorials, inspired me to get back into this style of Photography, hope you make many more. Tony.
Thank you
every time the video you upload and i cannot help watching thank you sir and keep going😀
So nice of you
Simple but amazing!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful image and video, thanks
Thank you too
Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
nice sir i am big fan of your work from Syria
Thank you
Great tutorial, thank you
Thank you
Great tutorial, very very useful for beginner like me
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you sir for sharing a very informative video.
My pleasure
Hi Tony, would make a great entry in a Song Title Comp: Hot Stuff by Donna Summer ;-)
Hi. I've been watching your channel for a while now, Thanks for the wonderful tutorials
I have a question and hopefully you can answer.
I am interested in pruchasing some black velvet as I was told it's the best to not have light absorbe to it. Do you happen to know if it's 100% Velvet I would have to purchase?
thanks! Looking forward to more of your videos
To make it work well you do need very high quality velvet. A simpler option is just to move the black background, whatever it is, further away. The inverse square law will then reduce the light falling on it and make it darker.
Thank you for you comments.
@@CameraClubLive but what should the velvet be made of? 100% cotton? And I have a small studio, that is why I wanted velvet so I don't have to have such a hard time with black backgrounds. :) thanks
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You could try Vantablack paint, available from Amazon or any synthetic velvet, also available from Amazon. The Vantablack should give you a better result but I have not tried it yet.
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Thank you for your tutorial videos. Clear and details. However, It would be nice if you could make them more brief less than 10 min.
Noted
Then you wouldn’t see every step, the fact that you are taken through step by step makes these tutorials so valuable
@@jillralph3042 His channel is most valuable photography channel in TH-cam. Very details. I'd love more people visit his channels. Maybe...sorry if I am wrong...by shortening the duration it makes more people visit. However...I'll still watch his next videos ! 🙏🏾 And just ignore my two cents suggestion. 👌
There r alot of information step by step keep it longer sir they r interesting and not boring
I need the time you gave. Im new at photoshop
A Photoshop composite is not a photograph. I'm not impressed.