Wine Bottle Photo Shoot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Wine Bottle Photo Shoot
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You have a creative, unique and an effective way of teaching...glad that I found your channel. Thanks again!!
Great mark, happy to have you on board.
I love the trial and error teaching style. This is exactly how these shoots go. Thank you!
Thanks a lot! Yes this is how real photo shoots go. 😁
Fantastic. More practical and useful information explained very well on how lighting works in this short video than almost any other I've seen. Well done. Thank you!
Insight Video Thanks. Comments like this means a lot. Makes my want to make more videos. Thanks again.
Inspirational, - I’m ‘old school’ and seen most things photographic, -so grateful this was uploaded, thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
I am binge watching your videos! Where have you been for my formative photography years??? You rock.
Wow, thanks man!
So happy I found this channel. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
This guy is the king of product photography! I'm learning so much. Not even 35k subscribers wtf!
I agree, what are people thinking! 😂 Thanks!
You’re videos are very informative. I love the way you make common mistakes then inform your way out of them. Really gave me the inspiration to start today. Thank you
Happy to hear that. This was one of the first videos I did and I feel that I'm gliding away from this concept a bit.
This was my initial idea, to do common misstakes, and then show how to fix them.
Thanks for reminding me and thanks for watching!
Love your tutorials. Very informative and your way of speaking is great. Thank you. Please continue making them.
Big thanks, means a lot. I been working abroad for a month and next week back in the studio. Will start working on some new tutorial stuff. 👽
botvidsson That’s great. Any plans for doing a jewellery piece (not a watch)?
Maybe my friend, maybe 😉
I really like the way you shoot so casual yet so technically profound with your art.
Very kind, thanks!
@@botvidsson can you make a video on how do we study surfaces of various products and liquor bottles as a photography then deciding on how to light up the subject ? it would be a great learning for us
Maybe maybe my friend...
I've never photographed a wine bottle, and probably never will, but still, this video had me completely enraptured as it developed. You offer a wonderful combination of precise technical detail, and also the feeling of, "Hey, let's just hang out and go window shopping at the mall."
Wow, this must be the best comment so far! Thanks a lot Jason. 😁
I am so thankful I found your channel.
And I'm very happy that you like the stuff!
Just great ! .... Thankx
Thank you too!
You have the ability to simplify compared to others that make complicated things easy
You know what, your comment inspires me to do more stuff. Big thanks!
I just subscribed, I must say this is an underrated channel. You deserve more subscribers sir!
I agree! 😂 Thanks for subbing
one of the best channel about product photography, the studio is so cosy ))
Wow, thank you!
Loved every second! I like your approach to getting away from the "norm." Well done!
Thanks Anthony, means a lot.
Thank you for explaining your light set up in an easy and concise way. It is hard finding practical videos that actually teach in relatable terms with basic lighting equipment.
Big thanks for your support!
Exactly what I was looking for! OUTSTANDING!
Glad I could help!
You are a very good teacher... with that humor you have, I learned and loughed and enjoyed my time... thank you so so so much... I wish you take a jewelry photo too🙏🙏🙏
Thanks you sir! Really appreciate your kind words. Jewelry is hard, but yes, should really do that. Agree. 👽
botvidsson I really wanting for that (I mean the jewelry project), I am an amateur photographer, and Your work and the way you look at an object really make me so amazed... I am really get jealous when I saw how your mind change a normal object to a masterpiece... step by step... playing with the lights and doing the dirty works 😅😅😅 and above all I can fell you enjoying from your work... I wish you write a book or something... you may find a way to teach this art... because I see in the comments that it's not just me... this knowlage is priceless... as joker said "if you are good at something, never do it for free"
Huge thanks man!! Comments like yours makes me want to do more videos. Well, when the channel get more subs and views things might start to happen. I like to do photography/lighting teaching full time, I just love it. All the comments, including yours, are SO positive and it makes me truly grateful and happy. My goal with this channel is to show that photography is not that hard when you get the hang on it.
I will put the jewelry shot on the todo list 👽 Big thanks again for watching the videos.
Amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
Hello Martin. Thank you for the teaching how to work with flash. I myself use speedlights but I am learning a lot from your videos. Manny manny thanks. Greetings from The Netherlands, Toine
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Master!!!
Very kind
I love your style 😊
Makes me very happy!
Awesome, thank you! Will show you my results next week
Please do!
@@botvidsson how can I show you? Should I email?
@@gcwalther You can post in the Facebook group facebook.com/groups/botvidsson or email martin@botvidsson.se
Like a lot. Thanks
Thank you too!
Well done sir!
Thanks!
thank you sir!
You're very welcome Sir!
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I really enjoy your videos and instructions. I don't loose focus and it's not boring like most others. Thank you for sharing your FREE 99 KNOWLEDGE!
Big thanks man!
I just take "product" photos at home for fun, but I still find your videos very helpful and entertaining!
Great!!
you are amazing and you are different
Thanks!
you are a genius!! made this tutorial so interesting that i am spurred to try it tomorrow. Thanks again
Great to hear that, please share if you make a shoot.
inspiring
Thanks
You are the Professor I needed in college!
That's very flattering. Thanks a million.
The best video I've ever seen before.
Wow, very very kind my friend!
Explaining things starting from wrong direction towards right, is the best teaching method. Your videos inspire me to break the basic rules and do the things differently... I wish i could join you anytime in the future to learn a lot more from you. Thanks for converting boring tutorials into interesting ones with your funny styles...glad to have your channel
Great to hear! Beautiful words, thanks!
You really give me insights in light shaping. Thanks so much!
Tack Sebastian, happy to hear that!
Loved the relaxed presentation
Thank you!
Yeah !
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always an inspiration
Thanks a lot!
GREAT video!
Thanks again!!
I like this man.he's wonderful!
Oh thanks!!
botvidsson u r welcome. I learned a lot from yr tutorial and u r so funny
well, that’s a great tips to make our photos go even furthur! Thank you Mr. Botvidsson for all the great efforts to make what’s impossible to be possible!
Tha greatest channel I’ve ever seen!
Huge thanks for your support. Your kind words really boost me into making more videos.
Thank you so much for the tutorial
Always enjoy watching your videos
Andrew Kang Thanks Andrew! 👽
I'm binge watching your channel, great stuff. Love your video edits too.
Thanks a lot! Welcome to the channel!
Cheers Mate! Great stuff...very interesting! It's really made me think about my lighting set up.
Super happy I can help
Oh my! how cool all this process. You are very funny and u make this video good to watch! thank you for sharing
Thanks! 👽
You are the only one making videos on product only
Keep making and uploading
Thanks Malik! It's a bit slow right now but there will be new video tutorials soon...
Thank you for inspiration. I live in the Netherlands and one day hope to visit your studio. Where do you live in Sweden?
That would be great. I'm in Stockholm
great video Martin !
Glad you enjoyed it
You are a kind of Rembrandt - or maybe Caravaggio. Many thanks for the lesson!
I take both! Thanks :)
Awesome!
Thanks David!
You are the best!!! Thank you!
And thank you for dropping by!
Fantastic
Thanks 🙏🏻😃
Discovered your channel by chance and i am really happy for it!! I really like the way you deconstruct and make things simple. For a newbie like me, it makes it so much easier to grasp concepts especially with lighting. It's great that you offer interested people to visit your studio and work and learn with you, fantastic initiative. Wish I could take you up on that offer but unfortunately i live far far away :) But great stuff. Now it is time for me to experiment with what i just learnt here! Cheers!
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for the kind words, I'm really happy you can learn some tricks. If you do some photo shoots, please share. Always fun to watch others work. Cheers!
Thank you. Will definitely share - let me know how you'd like me to share it. Would be great to get your opinion on it. At the moment though, can't get enough of your videos :)
Thanks man! You can always post on your social media platforms and share link here or you can email me directly at join@botvidsson.se
Outstanding tutorials.........each time I watch your videos I learn a new technique. Fantastic material !!
Great to hear!
Nice one Bro,
You are really pro Bro... I am learning lot of lesson and ideas from you...
I'm happy to hear that!
WOW! Found your channel by cause - you and your approach to photography and light is mind blowing as your work. thanks for sharing your knowledge, mate!
Wow thanks man. Really happy to hear this! :)
Very educative. Thank you.
You’re welcome 😊
Jag hittade din kanal i dag och kan inte stoppa mig kolla vidare, du är en underbar.
Jag tror att det jätte kul att träffa dig 👌
Huge thanks man!
I'm not from Sweden I'm from Sri Lanka. I'm watching every video your putting into Chanel. one day if I got the chance to come to Sweden I will definitely visit your studio. You're doing great and very understandable. Thank you for the all good work.
You are very kind! Let's hope for Sweden one day.
Awesome!!! thak you!
Thanks!!!
Genius !!!!! Amazing tutorials !!!!
Thanks a lot! :)
thank you :) that was a very quick and good tutorial, very useful!
Happy to help, thanks!
Don't let me drink wine I'll blow your mind , I like your vids they make me laugh
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With you at the helm flash photography does not look that daunting. Thank you for your patience in explaining everything.
Great to hear! Thanks a lot!
Great stuff mate . Can this be done with 40 inch octa box ?
Hm, at first I was thinking no! But then!! If you cover the octa with something black and make it narrow, then It will work.
It will probably also work to cover the center and get two lights on both sides of the bottle, don't forget to put up the diffusions on the sides of the bottle to get a nice gradient.
I really become a great fan of your tutorial we will get useful information from them hope u make more for us thank u😍
I'm a big fan of your comment man! Thanks and there WILL be new stuff.
Great work! 👍
Huge thanks!
OK, I'm hooked. Excellent videos. I really like your video style and of course your skill level.
Love to hear that! Thanks!
This guy is great. Very inspiring!
Great to hear! Thanks!
I could watch this all day. Hilarious. Thank you for making a normally boring tutorial fun with your awesome personality.
Thanks Samantha! Big hugs from Sweden!
Thanks a lot.I shall be visiting you in June/July 2019 on my way to US. Thanks once again.
Great, just contact me closer to summer.
@@botvidsson Sure I will contact once I reach there. Thanks for your prompt replies.
Mesmerizing video. As soon as it finished i immediately saw the number of views. What? Only this much?
I was expecting million plus. Too sad, the niche is too narrow on viewers.
Great work.
If i ever traveled to Sweden, i will visit your studio, just to say hello.
You're always welcome! Thanks.
love your channel. your content makes me want to create more images
Best feedback I could get, thanks!
Lol. We have the same ringtone!
Jack, you and me
very thank for your tutorial . i wish i am your
neighbor to ask you product photo everyday
and pay you with vietnam coffee lol
Vietnamese coffee sounds great, one day I might come close to you.
Great video thank you
Thanks for watching!
hello martin, good shot et idea with the "paint light" anyway i would prefer having a reflection through the bottle to see the red color of the wine. In that way i'm not sure that it would be possible to get a paint light on the label... i love your work !
Thanks! Yes I agree, that would actually been nice.
Wow!!! now drink the wine; believe me; that wine is good...same high quality as the final shot.
Thanks Stefano! Yes, Barbaresco! I actually got the bottle straight from the guys at Castello Di Verduno. :)
I like your videos, but I´m disappointed that I was subscriber 999. I wanted the 1k medal!!
Hehe, very close! Very close my friend. 😁
probably the best bottle photography explanation, in deep, thank you
Dario, thanks a lot! Soon there will be more videos out, hang around!
great, I'm waiting for yours amazeing food photography
Soon my friend, soon! :)
This is great !!
No, YOU are great! 😃
I love Martins videos. I've used his work as research material for a photography course I am on. Have subscribed
🙏 Thank you! Great to hear!
@@botvidsson thank you Martin.
Ps I am lighting a vodka bottle for an assessment in a few weeks. If you get the chance.. Not pressuring you or anything ;)
jamie keepin I have a whisky bottle tutorial, you can use that technique for the vodka bottle 😃
@@botvidsson ha nice one. Yes I've borrowed your techniques already. With credit to you obviously. I'll check the whisky one. But its the wrong feel. Still learning basics. Whisky is warm vodka cold. But I'll check again anyway. Thank you for engaging
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jamie keepin just skip the orange filter 😄
Question, how important is a strip light for something like this vs a square softbox? I'm trying to figure out what modifiers I should invest in next for my set up...
I would say that strip boxes are very useful but you can also use soft boxes and block one edge and then you can use them as strip boxes.
谢谢你的教程 ：） thank you for your tutorial
You are very welcome!
Thank you the your videos, Martin! Can you please write the name of that table attached to the lighstand? or the link)
Hi and thanks, just click on the gear link in the description www.amazon.com/shop/botvidsson
You see the baby plate on the second row - far left.
Sure I will get in touch when I rech there. Thanks once again.
These videos are just so helpful!
Very happy to hear that Peter! Thank you.
@@botvidsson Seriously, you are helping to turn my product photography around. Both my workflow and the quality of my output are much improved (and my clients love it). One of the most helpful things is that you show us the process of figuring out how to go from blah to wow. This is not only entertaining, but also helps us to streamline things as we watch you problem solve.
Wow, thanks a lot. That is really nice to hear. Happy to help!
Nice
Thanks!
Great stuff! Thank you.
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Have you ever tried firing the light right on axis toward the camera, then inserting a flag to create a black background, with the resulting spill around it rimminng the bottle.
Yes, that is very good trick. Actually, we did that on this shot: th-cam.com/video/FjFwHtX0NY4/w-d-xo.html
very interesting techniques which I will try to duplicate
Great!
Amazing TH-cam channel, I have 2 questions for you, could I also make a rim ligth with another stripbox from behind instead of a sheet of paper to shape the bottle like in the video? And why many photographers use stripboxes over softboxes? is it because the light source is more thinner and you don't want it to spread too much? or is it better for glasses, wine, beer? Thank you so much and hope to be replied soon.
Thanks Diego. Absolutely, you can use a stripbox from behind to make a rim-light like I did, just make sure that you place it far far back. It's like you wrote, stripboxes are good if you need to have more control over the light. Not to spread too much. Also popular for bottles when lighting from the front like I did in the beginning of the video. BUT... it is possible to use regular softboxes too, you just need to angle them more, that will make the softbox more like a stripbox. It will make the softbox more narrow, just like a stripbox. In an upcoming episode I will show how that is done.
Thanks for subscribing! Stay tunes for more tutorials. All the best /Martin
Do you have a link to the surface/glass you shoot the bottle on? Trying to find one on amazon that can attach to a light stand
Sorry no link. I think this is just a metal shelf I found somewhere. Be creative, go to a hardware store and look around. Good luck.
@@botvidsson Thanks for the reply and I've found a solution. PS Your work is amazing and has provided me with so much knowledge and insight into product photography.
Very happy to hear that!
You're right. White background can be gray or black 😂
Hehe.. probably best to buy a grey. Easier to make white and black... 🤪
Awesome video! I wish I could come to your studio but I’m a little far away in the US :P
One day I will come to US :)
Thanks man.
Good stuff will try it tonight, he is hilarious 🤣
Thanks man!
I so like your tutorial, pls go on make and share
Huge thanks! I will try to make more stuff soon.
its really knowledge..........I would love to see u and learn some interesting stuff from u.......I strongly hope so.....stay blessed
Big thanks!