Un millón de gracias como siempre. Espero con impaciencia el siguiente video. He de estarte muy agradecido por compartir tus conocimientos con nosotros.
It's always helpful to see you walk through the process, experimenting along the way. So often people think we just "know" this stuff, set it up, and bang! But the reality is that for almost every new shot there is a bit of a lighting curve to learn...and I love this part! I also find that it helps if I talk to myself in a Swedish accent while I fuss and tweak things.
@@botvidsson I was so nervous watching it haha. Fab video I am thoroughly enjoying your tutorials and seeing the end result. In particular I like the Watch photography. You have a nice set up, would you be able to do a video on the basics to achieve reasonable lighting. Maybe as set up on a budget $400 (if even possible?)
Thanks a lot! Happy to inspire. It's a bit hard, I have the equipment I have. If a brand/sponsor one day send some stuff to try out I will do a video. Best way to start is probably with Godox flashes, people are very happy with that brand.
I'm working on a Frequency Separation Photoshop Action I'm planning to sell... If I manage to get it to work the way I want I will do a video how to use the action. There are many variations of frequency separation actions out on the internet, many are free.
Apologies, I'm not sure how I commented on that video, it was meant for this one th-cam.com/video/2OrXyYER8RI/w-d-xo.html as it's such a small single item, could you have got away with focusing sharp with a longer focal length? just curious as to what dictates focus stacking. thank you
Could you tell me what tripod and tripod head that is? I really need something with a horizontal attachment that is very sturdy for jewelry products requiring macro focus stacking.
You can see all the gear in the video link I send you. The head is crazy expensive - Arca Swiss Cube, approx $1500! I would get one of Manfrottos 3-way heads, I have the small one.
@@botvidsson I hear ya. Someone wanted me to shoot a white on white product for amazon and the examples they showed me to compare too were CGI images. I told them don't compare what I'm giving them to their examples cause I don't do that..lol. seems like more and more nowadays are turning that way. Kind of sad because ppl won't appreciate the hard work that goes into raw product photography. Your very talented / knowledgable at what you do and ill always choose practical over CGI crap! Anyway, thanks for all the amazing knowledge and I hope to join your TH-cam soon to learn even more. Have a blessed day🙏
Oh thanks for the video Martin. Thanks for the creativity ans effort!
My pleasure, glad to inspire a bit. 😀
Thank you very much for all your guidance, tutorials. It is very rare to have someone ready to share his knowledge with passion.
You're very welcome! Thanks for the kind words!
Nice, thanks!
No problem!
thank you for all your work man, i've learnt a lot from your tutorials
Happy to hear that! Thanks!
Amazing! Every time I watch your videos I learn something new! Thank you!
Thanks. Great to hear!
Un millón de gracias como siempre. Espero con impaciencia el siguiente video. He de estarte muy agradecido por compartir tus conocimientos con nosotros.
You're very welcome!
It's always helpful to see you walk through the process, experimenting along the way. So often people think we just "know" this stuff, set it up, and bang! But the reality is that for almost every new shot there is a bit of a lighting curve to learn...and I love this part! I also find that it helps if I talk to myself in a Swedish accent while I fuss and tweak things.
I agree 100%! Thanks Peter, soon I will start doing the videos with an German accent...
Is anyone else gritting their teeth looking at that coffee perched on the edge of the Macbook :| Also thank you for the awesome video as always.
😂😂😂 Living on the edge…
@@botvidsson I was so nervous watching it haha. Fab video I am thoroughly enjoying your tutorials and seeing the end result. In particular I like the Watch photography. You have a nice set up, would you be able to do a video on the basics to achieve reasonable lighting. Maybe as set up on a budget $400 (if even possible?)
Thanks a lot! Happy to inspire.
It's a bit hard, I have the equipment I have. If a brand/sponsor one day send some stuff to try out I will do a video.
Best way to start is probably with Godox flashes, people are very happy with that brand.
Thank u Martin for this amazing Tutorial! Awesome value as always.
Thanks Cle, very happy you liked it!
you did a good job with the wall
Thanks! A lot of work... 😄
like always helpfull , thank u 👍🏻👍🏻
So nice of you
Very Great video Tutorial, Thanks master botvidsson 👍
You are welcome!
Great video as always, thank you.
Thanks a lot man!
Excellent tutorial as always, learned so much from the video. Thank you Martin! :)
IQ!! Thanks a lot for your support!
Great content! Very impressed by the quality, both technical and artistic... Thank you sir ^ ^
Much appreciated!
I have been trying to find out how to match the colors in my photos. I love the way you shoot as always 😍👍
Very kind. Thanks a lot for your support!
@@botvidsson My pleasure 😍
thanks for your videos.
Greetings from Russia
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Thanks for watching!
Nice
Thanks 😀
great
thanks!
really wanna see the trick (high and low frequency) u mention last time
I'm working on a Frequency Separation Photoshop Action I'm planning to sell...
If I manage to get it to work the way I want I will do a video how to use the action.
There are many variations of frequency separation actions out on the internet, many are free.
Love your content! Out of curiosity, could you have done this shot with a really small f stop to avoid focus stacking in post?
If I remember correctly I did not do a focus stacking on this photo. Or...?
Apologies, I'm not sure how I commented on that video, it was meant for this one th-cam.com/video/2OrXyYER8RI/w-d-xo.html as it's such a small single item, could you have got away with focusing sharp with a longer focal length? just curious as to what dictates focus stacking. thank you
Sorry can't see your 2nd reply for some reason...
Could you tell me what tripod and tripod head that is? I really need something with a horizontal attachment that is very sturdy for jewelry products requiring macro focus stacking.
You can see all the gear in the video link I send you.
The head is crazy expensive - Arca Swiss Cube, approx $1500! I would get one of Manfrottos 3-way heads, I have the small one.
Do you shoot CGI images or just practical? Your practical product shooting is amazing! but just curious if you know how to do CGI
No I have not jumped on that train yet, if I find the time I will cuz it's the future. (It's actually already here 😁 as you probably know)
@@botvidsson I hear ya. Someone wanted me to shoot a white on white product for amazon and the examples they showed me to compare too were CGI images. I told them don't compare what I'm giving them to their examples cause I don't do that..lol. seems like more and more nowadays are turning that way. Kind of sad because ppl won't appreciate the hard work that goes into raw product photography. Your very talented / knowledgable at what you do and ill always choose practical over CGI crap! Anyway, thanks for all the amazing knowledge and I hope to join your TH-cam soon to learn even more. Have a blessed day🙏
Thanks a lot. I agree.
Sir. I would like to participate on the cover challenge BUT, I do not use facebook. Am I out of luck? You have a great week. R