My Favorite Lighting Modifiers for Food Photography
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The specific modifiers I share in this video:
Glow EZ Lock 31'' x 47'' softbox - geni.us/FvAk0l
Westcott 1' x 2' Rapid Switch Box - geni.us/bd4pv9 (make sure to get the bowens insert if you need it for your lights and I recommend also getting the grid)
Westcott 4' x 4' Scrim Jim Cine Frame with Diffusion - geni.us/m9kJi3Y
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As a new creator, I watch a lot of camera/studio TH-cam, and your on-camera vibe is probably top 5. You, John Gress, Curtis Judd, thanks for all the helpful info! :)
Thank you, Joanie. I use the Glow EZ Lock with an adapter for use with Profoto B10. It's a great softbox!
Just love Joanie's food stuff. As a pro food photographer with a few years on me, still pick up tips from her!! Great Job
I just found you on IG and checked this video. So informative! Thank you! Going to sign up for your course. The way you explain things makes it so easy to understand! Very excited to learn with you!
I loved the use of the bunch of grapes to illustrate your concepts. Great video. Very impressive large monitor on the wall there. I am presently putting together a micro photo studio space to allow me to shoot archaeology specimens, so more hard light than this setup but there is still so much useful information being shared here. Love the confident delivery
Unbelievable.. as I was going online shopping for modifiers, dang! Joanie has a super helpful video for that ☺️
Very informative. You’re like an elder sister I never had. Thank you so much for your videos. You’ve the best personality. Wish you all the success and happiness.
Such a helpful video. Thanks so much. Also, i am absolutely in love with your accent and how you say "softbox"
Just what I needed! Thank you, Joanie!
I have to say a huge thank you for sharing these videos. I know I'm solid at my craft in baking, but taking that and translating it to film to build my youtube channel and company is definitely a learning curve. You are so good at breaking concepts down, easy to listen to, and you are naturally a teacher at heart. So grateful 🙏!
Yes agreed! She is SUPER helpful.
OMG Joanie, you're blowing my mind. I had no idea diffusers came in different thicknesses *face palm*. Thank you!
Don't feel bad! Took me years to figure that one out, too!
Great vid Joanie...so helpful!
Thank you for this! I’m going to branch out into artificial light for my photos and videos, so this is super helpful. 🙌🏻
Just what I needed to see on my TH-cam feed. Recently purchased my first strobe and I'm researching for modifiers 😄
Nice!! Have fun with the new strobe!!
Love your work and your energy
Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏽
Great video Joanie!! I need to get a couple of those smaller strip boxes. The kitchen looks beautiful!! So happy for you!!!
Thank you Stuart! Yep, those little guys are so easy to work with. I also like the slip on diffusion not having to fight with velcro :p
Thank you so much Joanie for making such helpful and amazing videos! Was in search of new modifiers thank you 😊
So glad it was helpful!!
Also, note the high-key look of the subject, but she *and* the bg are still very dynamic: the black shirt/hair, the corner and structure/shadows of the shelving; oh and no RGB or obnoxious in-frame wands/mics/etc (🙋🏻♂️ guilty) - color me impressed!
Thank you so much Joanie. it was so useful
Awesome video and I looooove the kitchen 😍
Love the new studio set!!!!
Thank you! I have a crew in here today whipping up scones and cookies for a shoot tomorrow so I'm thrilled to see it being finally put to good use!
Thank you so much joanie😍❤️
❤ thanks for sharing valuable knowledge
This video came at just the right time! Bought 2 of the 3 modifiers! Thanks Joanie!
Wow! You don't mess around :) Hope you enjoy them!
@@TheBiteShot haha, thanks!
Great video with so many useful tips. Love ❤️ from India 🇮🇳
Found your channel today, hopefully with the information I'm gleaning from you I'll finally be able to video my indigo vats as they go into solution!
You are an absolute joy to watch and listen to. I just found you so maybe you have this, but Do you have a video or, if not, could you make one on like a “starter pack” for a first time small business owner looking to photograph their own food? So maybe like if this beginner can only buy one of each category what would your recommendations be for: lens, backdrop set up, lighting set up, etc. for like the bare minimum and then maybe at the end throw in some splurges a first timer could get if able. 😅 I’m trying to take notes on multiple more in depth videos of each of those categories you have but I tend to want *the best* so maybe an “all-in-one stop shop” type video of the bare minimum/essentials to buy to accomplish professional look at a reasonable cost to market a small business. Thank you for your knowledge! I’ll continue my binge watching of your content now 😂
Joanie! Good job!
Thank you for this video.Just got a hard copy of your picture perfect food.Exited
You are amazing 👏 ❤
Thanks for these great tips. I've also seen this 32 x 32 foldable really easy to setup softbox from Godox. Looks like it's very efficient for when you're on the go but I'm doubting about the size and shape. Would this be a size that you would recommend or is it to small (obviously depends on the size of the subject). Thanks :-)
Thank you ! ❤️
Great video! Any reason to get the 1x2 strip versus the 1x3?
Loves from Middle East ❤️❤️
I love all your work and how you master lighting. I wish you could activate the subtitles, since I know very little English, but I can't.
What light or lights with a softbox, and stand; just all in one, would you recommend under $150 or ideally $100? Starting out and mostly just post food pictures on Instagram and my recipe blog. What are your thoughts on using a portable LED that's either handheld or on a stand in my kitchen if I want to take quick and easy pictures of my dinner on my kitchen countertop. Overhead lights in my kitchen make for so much shadow. It's pretty obnoxious. I want better photos but can't afford much. (SAHM at the moment. ) Thanks in advance! Love your videos.
Hello First thanks for This channel I am almost learning everything here
But I have a small problem with lighting modifiers
I own the same 3 modifiers but 5 in 1 diffuser for the 3rd
but when I ever use the soft box
Food looks bad and soft no contrast and not Sharp
Especially on white background and if food colour is light colour like Ice cream
but when I shoot with diffuser I found better results but not soft light like I want
I dont know when to use the 5 in 1 diffuser and when to use the soft box
I have traditional style softboxes by Brocolor I can vouch for what a total pain they are to set up and tear down
HI Joanie, where did you get your logo ? love it
My friends at fusebrandingco.com/ has created all of my logos
@@TheBiteShot THANK YOU
The best light is in America! ;)
Hello. This may be out of the topic but may i know what do you call to the tool used to hold you camera for top view shoot? Beginner here. Thank you.
Sure thing! You can check out my previous video on that: th-cam.com/video/bCODzKDSn0E/w-d-xo.html
@@TheBiteShot thank you.
Great video, thanks very much! I would like to ask you if you can share link to the c- stand you using in this video? And, could you recommend some black linen curtains you using in you studio? Best regards, Lena Soderstrom
Yep! all the details about it are on my gear page: thebiteshot.com/my-gear
@@TheBiteShot Thanks again, but I can not found the black curtains for the window. Best regards, lena
@@lenasoderstrom_ they were black curtains from Ikea we bought years ago. Not sure if they still make them. They aren't anything particularly special other than just dark curtains.
@@TheBiteShot Why do you use black curtains I thought the artificial light takes care of all the available light 😉
@@TheBiteShot thanks so much!
I just started a youtube channel for my food brand, and your production value is so incredibly high. I hate you (jokes). Haha.
What LED light bulb do you use for a natural light in your food photography for the Glow EZ Lock 31'' x 47'' softbox?
I'm a fan of Godox LED lights like the Godox SL-150W. Great price and quality.
Yes, they copy the Paul C Buff they were the first to comes out with that system.
Definitely a smart system!
This is all in your book, right?
What is the name of the Westcott clamp for the c stand?
Sooo helpful A few questions I hope you can help with:
1) Do you especially recommend the strip softback to be only this short - or is longer just as fine?
2) Curious why you use ISO 320 (and not 100) for the drink shot?
3) What do you spray on the glass for condensation?
Thanks a lot in advance, Joanie 😊
Hi!
1) there is no exact recipe, it all depends on the plot. Try it yourself.
2) She could just accidentally get off the ISO during the shooting because she forgot to lock the controls.
3) Water is mixed with glycerin.
@@user-vm8np6ef2l Thank you very much for your help 😉