Excellent video, Mrs. Amanda, I congratulate you, I have learned a lot since I found your videos, go ahead and do it. Very good, it is very pleasant to see them and they are also very educational, I am happy. Nito from Weston Florida
Hi your channel has been a game changer, and I just found it one day ago! Is there more information on dealing with reflective product photography via Photoshop editing inside your course?
It's great but why not just some semi-translucent paper/fabric that's big enough, if it's bigger you can build a tunnel on top of the product, or use 2-3 to put on both sides and maybe on top. Wouldn't it have similar results?
I just got the light cone right after I did a shoot for a jewlery company. they had some weird shapes and designs and this would have been a huge help to have then.
@@amandacampeanu it's really great and I feel bad because it feels so simple, I don't know why I never thought of making a little rolled cone out of diffusion paper
As usual, a great video! Would this cone adapter set up work with continuous lighting as well? I don’t have a flash lighting set up. I need to photograph basic shiny, round Christmas ornaments. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Not a silly question at all. The cone is really used for very minimally scenes, mostly e-comm. this won’t work for larger scenes. You’d need to use diffusion paper or softbox to deal with reflections 😊
I wonder if you could buy two big ones , or a smaller and big one and join them together at back n sides and semi or completely wrap them around for front on and overhead ?
The before and after is INSANE!!! Thank you so much for sharing this product, I'll definitely be checking this out!
Australian accent + lighting tutorial, what could be better?! Love it!!
Excellent video, Mrs. Amanda, I congratulate you, I have learned a lot since I found your videos, go ahead and do it. Very good, it is very pleasant to see them and they are also very educational, I am happy. Nito from Weston Florida
OMG!!! I have products with reflective tops and it has been a nightmare with photos. I'm ordering these right now!
Hi your channel has been a game changer, and I just found it one day ago! Is there more information on dealing with reflective product photography via Photoshop editing inside your course?
Damn how creative!
This is really helpful i love this video thank u amanda ❤
So glad you found it helpful! 🙌
This was REALLY helpful! Thank you! ❤
It's great but why not just some semi-translucent paper/fabric that's big enough, if it's bigger you can build a tunnel on top of the product, or use 2-3 to put on both sides and maybe on top. Wouldn't it have similar results?
You could definitely do that too. That’s the beauty of photography. There are so many ways to do the same thing. There’s no right or wrong here 🙂
You are awesome. Thank you. ❤
Aw thank you for watching!! 🙏
Amazing Product, but not available in France so i just bought a dog anti licking collar for 10$ and it's exactly the same result haha
You are a genius!
Oh man I want these ! Can't afford it atm , want to try make my own cheaper or just try snap one up when I can / save 🤦♀️😖 the results are amazing !
I just got the light cone right after I did a shoot for a jewlery company. they had some weird shapes and designs and this would have been a huge help to have then.
How handy is it!! Just fixes those reflections right up!
@@amandacampeanu it's really great and I feel bad because it feels so simple, I don't know why I never thought of making a little rolled cone out of diffusion paper
@@tbeiber09 haha don’t worry! You and I are in the same boat 😂
As usual, a great video! Would this cone adapter set up work with continuous lighting as well? I don’t have a flash lighting set up. I need to photograph basic shiny, round Christmas ornaments. Any suggestions? Thanks.
yeah it would be possible with continuous lighting, you'll just have to bump up your iso... just not too high otherwise you'll struggle with the noise
@@RRH995 thank you! I will try it.
Might be a silly question, but, what if you aren't shooting over head? Can you still use this? Or is there something else?
Not a silly question at all. The cone is really used for very minimally scenes, mostly e-comm. this won’t work for larger scenes. You’d need to use diffusion paper or softbox to deal with reflections 😊
I wonder if you could buy two big ones , or a smaller and big one and join them together at back n sides and semi or completely wrap them around for front on and overhead ?