Im reading the “light: science and magic” and having a hard time understanding the reflection so i scroll through yt and this is the most helpful i've seen so far
Absolutely adore your videos and style of teaching. THANK YOU for pushing out such beautiful and educative content for all of us self learners out there!
I am so happy you turned up in TH-cam, I have been checking lots of photography videos and enough food photography videos, you are probably the best teacher and food video producer. Many thanks. I’ll be back.
I once had to photograph an olive oil bottle (shaped like a common wine bottle) with a shiny label. I ended up cutting a hole in a large foam board for my camera lens to peek through, and constructing a large tent with a white sheet to surround the item. I also had two softboxes behind the bottle, with flags to create a rim light.
Very useful. I do product shoot and get annoyed with reflections specially with sunglasses and shiny surface. I use big diffuser screen in front but still get the reflection. Now will try out with your this guidance. Let c the results 🙂🙃
@@figandlightYou are welcome and thank you so much, Uncle. Yep, all is well here. I am now in 7th grade. Everything id new to me since we we out of school since January. But I am enjoying every bit of it. Just that I have have no time for my channel😁 Hope you are also doing well, please, Uncle
Thank you. Another question: how to remove the refections on an oven door with high-goss glass window? If the oven door is opened and closed during video shooting, it will reflects the surroundings.
Hi. What manufacturer and size of diffuser and c-stand is shown in the video at 3:30. Thanks for video. I've been looking for something like this tutorial for a long time
Hello! A quick question : if the subject itself is shiny, for example a cake with a mirror glaze, should we also need to avoid those reflections by manipulating the light source as you did in the video? Thanks for your channel!
hey sir i like your video.i am wondering if you could help me understand how you would shoot "floor tiles". one tile at a time, while the tile is standing up and you are shooting directly at it. would you help me understand how you would set something like this up. i am trying to shoot a shinny floor tile. Happy to connect with you over email or phone. Let me know sir thankyou!
Hi, I'm a newbie. I have a problem: myself and my camera are reflected into the eyes of my talents. Eyes are reflective and curved... Nevertheless, I saw many times fashion photographers shooting their talents outdoor, in a non-controlled ambient, and I never noticed the reflections of the operator in their talent's eyes. How can it be possible? For example, I never saw the operator reflection in the eyes of an actor in a feature film. How can it be possible? Thanks
Im reading the “light: science and magic” and having a hard time understanding the reflection so i scroll through yt and this is the most helpful i've seen
so far
Absolutely adore your videos and style of teaching. THANK YOU for pushing out such beautiful and educative content for all of us self learners out there!
this is one of the best tutorials that ive seen all year! great stuff man!
I am so happy you turned up in TH-cam, I have been checking lots of photography videos and enough food photography videos, you are probably the best teacher and food video producer. Many thanks. I’ll be back.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're enjoying the content
There's also stuff called dulling spray that helps!
Mate, this is one of the best tutorials I have watched. Kudos to you! And thanks a ton!
I once had to photograph an olive oil bottle (shaped like a common wine bottle) with a shiny label. I ended up cutting a hole in a large foam board for my camera lens to peek through, and constructing a large tent with a white sheet to surround the item. I also had two softboxes behind the bottle, with flags to create a rim light.
Ive seen that before I think but that's awesome, anything to tame those unwanted reflections haha thanks for sharing that
Spoons are giving me such a hard time, and I’m so glad to come across your video! Thank you for your knowledge!
Probably the best and one of the most detailed food photography channel here. Thank you so much! ❤
Amazing job as a teacher thank you
Very helpful video. Reflections on bottles and glasses are very difficult to tame.
Thank you Supriya! I'm glad it helped 🙏
I was trying to shoot a highly reflective washing powder bag, now I think I understand what to do.
THANKS
Thank you for sharing.
Love this video. I usually have some problems with plastic materials
Awesome! I'm glad it helped!
Really love your videos! Help me a lot to understand lighting and photography :)
Very useful. I do product shoot and get annoyed with reflections specially with sunglasses and shiny surface. I use big diffuser screen in front but still get the reflection. Now will try out with your this guidance. Let c the results 🙂🙃
Thank you
nice sharing...thank you
nice video
lot new information for me
now i know that photography is new sains
Another great video. Thank you so much for explaining this clearly to us.
Thank you as always Emma! Hope all is well
@@figandlightYou are welcome and thank you so much, Uncle. Yep, all is well here. I am now in 7th grade. Everything id new to me since we we out of school since January. But I am enjoying every bit of it. Just that I have have no time for my channel😁 Hope you are also doing well, please, Uncle
so helpful!
nice video i am going to try this right now
always great video
Thanks Jose!
Another great video.
Hi sir. Nice video. Really hope you can shoot another series of reflective video and tutorial for it. Really struggling with reflective objects.
Is there a way to reduce the highlight on a porcelain plate?
I have a hot spot on the plate, although i diffused the light.
Great video by the way🙏🏻
Thank you. Another question: how to remove the refections on an oven door with high-goss glass window? If the oven door is opened and closed during video shooting, it will reflects the surroundings.
Amazing stuff man!
Nice tutorial!
Hi. What manufacturer and size of diffuser and c-stand is shown in the video at 3:30. Thanks for video. I've been looking for something like this tutorial for a long time
Can you introduce more about reflection angle management? I can pay for it.
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Hello! A quick question : if the subject itself is shiny, for example a cake with a mirror glaze, should we also need to avoid those reflections by manipulating the light source as you did in the video? Thanks for your channel!
hey sir i like your video.i am wondering if you could help me understand how you would shoot "floor tiles". one tile at a time, while the tile is standing up and you are shooting directly at it. would you help me understand how you would set something like this up. i am trying to shoot a shinny floor tile. Happy to connect with you over email or phone. Let me know sir thankyou!
Hello, i am facing issues of color of silverware, it looks blueish instead of silver. I've already tried my all white balance, but result is same
hello from thailand
Nice 👍
Thank you!
Hi, I'm a newbie. I have a problem: myself and my camera are reflected into the eyes of my talents. Eyes are reflective and curved... Nevertheless, I saw many times fashion photographers shooting their talents outdoor, in a non-controlled ambient, and I never noticed the reflections of the operator in their talent's eyes. How can it be possible? For example, I never saw the operator reflection in the eyes of an actor in a feature film. How can it be possible? Thanks
Fixing my own shadow is a struggle, like I dont have some overhead camera setup or tripod. How can I fix that
What specific problem do you have with your shadows?
black curtain