@@caseyq.2524 Hey, this was an easy edit. I colored this in Capture 1 but you could use Camera RAW in photoshop. I use the white bg to color pick my white balance then do a few minor tweaks pushing shads/mids/highs. Just make sure you pay attn to your histogram and you're not losing detail. After that I remove any imperfections with the healing brush and clone stamp. Clean up the product. Then dodge/burn everything to make it pop.
Dude you won't believe me but this exact setup can be entirely replicated in 3D. I just tested it out and got pretty similar results. Instant subscribe!
@@HaasHouse a video about strobe light would be great! I'm a continuous light person and just getting into strobe light set ups because of e-commerce shoots.
Great job man! I've checked many videos about product photography lighting and this on is one of the best I've ever seen. short and efficient. Keep up the good work. 🔥🔥
@@HaasHouse yeah, thanks for the quick response. I shoot coffee and crepes. I was curious on how you make your backdrop with the different colors and textures.
This is incredible! What kind of lights do you use? I have a Godox SL60 continuous light. It is a cheap light and just doesn't; seem to be nearly bright enough
Hey Chris, I use an AD400 and three AD200. I know what you mean about the SL60 I still have one laying around. If you want to stick with continuous light the Godox VL300 is a beast for product photography/video
Found you guys on Instagram, I’ve been trying to do that palm leaf shadow for a while but never get good end results. Never has hard lines unless I put a lot of hard light, but then I flood the scene with that light…
Did you use the Pocket Flash AD200 for the light source? Would you share the link to the equipment you used in the video? Thanks! Looking forward for more videos
Thank you soooo much for sharing the set up, I wanted to ask you when it comes to setting the light what are the settings ?and by that I mean what number does the fill light and the key light have (referring to the number of light intensity) like is the fill light 4 and the key light 9, ( picked the numbers randomly) i basically asking how do you coordinate the intensity of the lights. I hope this wasn't confusing xD
Hey Corina, that makes total sense - it's never the same. But as a general rule my fill light is a stop below my key. There are a lot of setups where it varies. Just worry about building you scene with your fill light FIRST. Get a nice evenly lit scene - just enough to fill in the shadows. Then add your key. If your fill is too bright, it'll act like a key and you lose the purpose of a two light setup. Hope that helps!
Hi Michael. thanks for sharing. Have you ever tried the Autoretouch-AI-powered image editing tool to automate the image editing process? Need your opinion regarding that tool
Let me know if you have any questions!
How to clean background and color in photoshop
@@caseyq.2524 Hey, this was an easy edit. I colored this in Capture 1 but you could use Camera RAW in photoshop. I use the white bg to color pick my white balance then do a few minor tweaks pushing shads/mids/highs. Just make sure you pay attn to your histogram and you're not losing detail. After that I remove any imperfections with the healing brush and clone stamp. Clean up the product. Then dodge/burn everything to make it pop.
excuuuuuse me? this was so fast and informative you really delivered on that. great job here.
best video of product photography!!!! thanks
Much appreciated 😃
this is an incredible tutorial!! i love the way you laid it out, thank you!
The best tutorial I've seen about this so far. So short, so good, so efficient! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! I've got a new one coming out tomorrow morning
Short and helpful earns you a sub, my friend
First of all, I'm glad you're back. Just discovered you and I'd love to learn more!
Liked and subscribed. Helped me a ton. Thank you mate!
Here to help!
this....this is everything.... thank you
So short and full of info i already understand how Light travels but needed to have this visualised as I am new to product photography. Just wow
Awesome, glad to hear it helped. It definitely helps when you can see what each light is doing
How some tutorials should be, clear, short, and concise! Thank you!
Much love Alberto
amazing!!
Soooo useful and easy to understand⭐👌
Just saw your channel!! Omg love this video, it's short and very informative ✨
Thank you! More to come
Dude you won't believe me but this exact setup can be entirely replicated in 3D. I just tested it out and got pretty similar results. Instant subscribe!
That’s dope - I’ve been seeing more 3D photography on my socials and think it’s really cool
This video was SO helpful and easy to follow along with. Thank you!
love to hear it!
Great job duuuud looks killer
thank you!
This was insanely helpful and well-made!! Really dig your split-screen at the beginning.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
Awesome tutorial. Short and to the point. Totally got my attention.
Thank you! Love your attitude!
Thank YOU, appreciate you taking time to comment
Thank you for this!
Would love to see more product photography vids
Thanks Aditya - anything specific? New video will be up soon!
@@HaasHouse a video about strobe light would be great! I'm a continuous light person and just getting into strobe light set ups because of e-commerce shoots.
@@Ady.B That's awesome, welcome. I'll see if I can't put something together soon
cool!
Great job man! I've checked many videos about product photography lighting and this on is one of the best I've ever seen. short and efficient. Keep up the good work. 🔥🔥
This was a great video. Easy to follow and to the point! Really helpful.
Just bought myself an AD200 for food photography. Awesome video!
Love it! Such a good light for the price
Love the video and all the comparisons throughout to explain what’s actually changing!
Thanks Yuzhen :) Trying to help anyone watching see exactly whats happening
Love this! Can you share how to make your backdrops?
Yea that could be dope, anything specific you're curious about
@@HaasHouse yeah, thanks for the quick response. I shoot coffee and crepes. I was curious on how you make your backdrop with the different colors and textures.
Love this video! Would love to see more of this in your channel! Greetings from Spain! :)
Thanks Sara, working on more between shooting for clients. Glad you liked it.
Soooo good Michael, thank you. Just stumbled across your channel and so glad I did.
Appreciate that brother 🙏
@@HaasHouse gonna need more from you now bruh
@@dangchanpen22 Got more in the works as we speak
@@HaasHouse looking forward to learning from you bruh
Amazing and Useful content. Straight to the point. Amazing Results 💥
Appreciate that! New video coming out tomorrow morning you'd probably dig
Love the simplicity!
And THAT'S how to earn a sub ladies and gentleman. Great vid!
Much love Dan 🙏
So helpful, thank you.
Glad it helped! Got a new one dropping tomorrow morning. Appreciate the comment, Elle.
Great Tutorial! Wicht off camera flash do you use? I´m looking to buy the TTL Godox Xpro-c Trigger, any recomendations?
Nice, do a tutorial for reflective material like jewelry photography
This is incredible! What kind of lights do you use? I have a Godox SL60 continuous light. It is a cheap light and just doesn't; seem to be nearly bright enough
Hey Chris, I use an AD400 and three AD200. I know what you mean about the SL60 I still have one laying around. If you want to stick with continuous light the Godox VL300 is a beast for product photography/video
@@HaasHouse awesome, thank you!!
Found you guys on Instagram, I’ve been trying to do that palm leaf shadow for a while but never get good end results. Never has hard lines unless I put a lot of hard light, but then I flood the scene with that light…
Dope!
Damn good stuff!! Thank you!
Man thank you. Apreciate the support! Got more coming.
Did you use the Pocket Flash AD200 for the light source? Would you share the link to the equipment you used in the video? Thanks! Looking forward for more videos
Thank you soooo much for sharing the set up, I wanted to ask you when it comes to setting the light what are the settings ?and by that I mean what number does the fill light and the key light have (referring to the number of light intensity) like is the fill light 4 and the key light 9, ( picked the numbers randomly) i basically asking how do you coordinate the intensity of the lights. I hope this wasn't confusing xD
Hey Corina, that makes total sense - it's never the same. But as a general rule my fill light is a stop below my key. There are a lot of setups where it varies. Just worry about building you scene with your fill light FIRST. Get a nice evenly lit scene - just enough to fill in the shadows. Then add your key. If your fill is too bright, it'll act like a key and you lose the purpose of a two light setup. Hope that helps!
I’m tryna subscribe to this newsletter doh
Got it here my guyyy: www.haas-house.com/learn/product-photography-learn-to-shape-light
Hi Michael. thanks for sharing. Have you ever tried the Autoretouch-AI-powered image editing tool to automate the image editing process? Need your opinion regarding that tool
What remote are you using to trigger the camera?
Love this what do you use to hold up the card board
A clamps - you can buy them on Amazon or a hardware store. Super handy!
May I know what tripod you are using?
Noice.
What camera and lens are you using? Thanks
Sony A7iii and 24-105 99% of the time!
Where did you get that stand thing you have the MDF boards clipped to? Thanks!
It was a cheap backdrop stand on Amazon. I think it was neewer but any of them would work
Can we talk about this mans vocals too? I mean 🥵🥵
Everyone, get you a friend like Max
I know Max. I need an audio recording tut like right now!!
title is At-Home Product Photography and there he is at 20 seconds in... showing me a huge mushroom umbrella thing for the lighting. BYE! i'm out
See ya