The honesty in your work has me coming back for more. I've always only used Light room mobile but feel like it only limits me to what I can achieve. I'm going to continue to learn from your videos as much as possible and thank you for sharing your knowledge in the industry.
Do you happen to sometimes use calibration to fix some of the banding/hot spots in the colors ? I found that it can help with hot highlights in natural light scenes, but I'm not sure it's a valid method of dealing with that as it affects colors globally on the image!
With this complexity of composition it is quite hard to get things right in post processing. While you fixed the over exposed orange in the middle, look what happened with the squeezed juice on the left. Imho it is the case when a colorchecker can save a tons of work.
@@TinHouseStudioUK Wheeeen dooo youuuuu poooooooost ittt ? I love the background so much, can you share some information where we can find this texture ?
What I don't understand is why you id not control the focus (DOF) while shooting. This is not a sport photo, it is a stil-life… Nothing moves, nothing will "escape" from your table… So close you diaphragm or use focus stacking…
Hey Scott, thanks for the tutorial! This picture with autumn hues was so striking that i remembered it. I was shocked to see someone passing it off as their work on FB in a food styling group I'm a part of. Apparently, only the IPR owner can report it, not a 3rd person, so I'm leaving the profile link here for you to report it. Let's not allow moochers to get away with stolen content: facebook.com/stringself
The honesty in your work has me coming back for more. I've always only used Light room mobile but feel like it only limits me to what I can achieve. I'm going to continue to learn from your videos as much as possible and thank you for sharing your knowledge in the industry.
You're really doing a great job on these mate, keep up the good work! 👌
Great video! Those colors tho 😍🙌🏼👏🏼
Love that photo very helpful video thanks for sharing.👏👏👏
Awesome tutorials!
I learned some things from this. Thank you.
Awesome video! Capture One now please!! thx mate!!
Spot on big help thnak'.s
Good job mate
Great video. So what would have been a correct exposure here?
You mentioned Canon cameras and vibrance, do you shoot in Camera Neutral?
Do you happen to sometimes use calibration to fix some of the banding/hot spots in the colors ? I found that it can help with hot highlights in natural light scenes, but I'm not sure it's a valid method of dealing with that as it affects colors globally on the image!
I love the image...and that backdrop!!!! (is it made by you?)
With this complexity of composition it is quite hard to get things right in post processing. While you fixed the over exposed orange in the middle, look what happened with the squeezed juice on the left. Imho it is the case when a colorchecker can save a tons of work.
Lovely video! Can I please ask where the backdrop is from?
Why you don’t use medium format with a 16 bit color depth?
We do for big jobs, but for most 35mm is sufficient or fits the clients budget
Can you tell us about the background? Amazing content, I watch every single video
@@TinHouseStudioUK Wheeeen dooo youuuuu poooooooost ittt ? I love the background so much, can you share some information where we can find this texture ?
@@FunnyBrothers77 you can find stock pictures and print it on vinyl or metal
@@gregdali1011 Interesting. Where can you co that?
Weird morph transition at 0:13
just use post crop vignette tool, dude.
What I don't understand is why you id not control the focus (DOF) while shooting. This is not a sport photo, it is a stil-life… Nothing moves, nothing will "escape" from your table… So close you diaphragm or use focus stacking…
It happens... Learn what you have to learn and move on
Your food very nice but i will not eat
Hey Scott, thanks for the tutorial! This picture with autumn hues was so striking that i remembered it. I was shocked to see someone passing it off as their work on FB in a food styling group I'm a part of. Apparently, only the IPR owner can report it, not a 3rd person, so I'm leaving the profile link here for you to report it. Let's not allow moochers to get away with stolen content: facebook.com/stringself