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Hey ! Big Fan Of Your Work ❤️ It's 4 Months and no new video. Any Updates?
This was really cool and informative!
Amazing! Thank you so much!!
Thanks Dustin, this is exactly what we need for our acrylic ice online store.
No problem, enjoy!
Fantastic video and great to learn 360 photography. Love your hints and tips in the editing, so helpful. Thank you for sharing
Hey Anthony, thanks. I could see getting really into 360 photos, adding a dimension to the typical workphlo is wild and a good puzzle.
Love watching this guy, thanks for keeping things simple and easy to follow. I've learnt heaps from your channel, keep up the good work!
Thanks Myles
Hey, Dustin! Just found your channel and it's exactly what I've been looking for lately. Like and subscribe+notifications!
I really love how product photography and high-magnification macro have so much in common. It's very weird, because when I was a beginner I remember being so intimidated by even one light, so I kind of ditched the idea until I would become more comfortable with my camera. Fast-forward a few years and I remembered I love reptiles and bugs, so got into macro.
Quickly realized it was pointless to do it without a flash with proper diffusion because magnification and highly reflective/iridescent subjects really give you an unforgiving environment to work with and certain challenges you have to overcome if you want to get something usable. And when you get past 5:1 things start to become a whole different world in terms of light quality.
Finding your channel reminded me of product photography and now it makes so much more sense. There is so much these two fields can learn from each other.
Looking forward to see more content from you!
Wow, awesome read. Thanks!
Just been watching all your videos again for my new gear, then new video pops up! Love your work!
Wonderful Andy! Thanks for watching
Far beyond amazing! still my favourite photography youtube channel!
Cheers! Make sure to sub
Great content as always. Love it
Thank-you! 360 Product shots are worth learning
@@workphlo believe me, everything i shot about my product photo, i learn from workphlo channel. You all help me a lot! God bless u all workphlo teams!
Yaaaay Dustin!
Cheers
Excellent!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
PRO HELPFUL TIP👌
You can skip clicking and applying the action to each photo by using "Image Processor" (you will find it at file->automated scripts->image processor), there you select the folder that contains all the photos, it will automatically use all of what's inside that folder, apply the desired action and also the desired resolution.
love it, Well done man
Appreciate it!
Love your content. Would you mind doing a video talking about your experience in the industry, and how you price your work?
Thanks for the idea! I am considering doing a Business of Product Photography long video.
Great video! thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Man I love your videos!! Thanks for sharing. One thing I would love to learn is some of the basics of editing techniques you use. You are so good and confident with it but I loose you sometimes to understand. Maybe if you can do some tutorials more for beginners on the shooting setup step by step, understanding the light, angle etc and editing techniques in details such as masking. You are an amazing teacher, it just sometimes you are too fast :)) keep them coming and thanks again for sharing the knowledge ✌
Yes this is my most popular request, I will fulfill it shortly.
Okay now I want to take a 360 product photo!
Speedlights and a DSLR are the ticket!
Content is really amazing
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Love your videos! Keep them coming. One question... what’s that high pitched long beep just before the shutter is released?
I believe it is the remote sound the camera makes when firing remotely
How do you manage to keep the product central on its axis? I can't seem to get it right at all. I'm also having to use a larger piece of card on the turntable to avoid too much retouching. Thanks!
your vids are boss as FFFFFFFFF keep going man!
Cheers thanks so much!
Good to see a new post.
Thanks David, check out our whisky tutorial coming up!
Good video ! How you can replicate the same technique with white product on white background?
Awesome
Thanks for commenting and subscribing, I appreciate that.
Nice one
Hey, thanks for watching I appreciate you.
I'm viewed to your all videos, realy awesome I loved
Thank you so much 😀
how did you get it to sync with the interval timer in camera?
Great video thanks. I am a beginner with 360, I have a Miops turntable I just can't get my trigger on my camera to trigger my strobe lights? Can anyone help? I have been using constant lights but want to use my strobes. Thanks in advance 🙏
Amazing video! very useful tips. I was wondering how do you deal with smaller products where there is a shallow depth of field? I was thinking of shooting with a wider lens and high-resolution camera so you can crop and still have everything in focus without having to do focus stacking for 360 images, that would be a nightmare. What do you think?
I have not had problems with small items, since the focus area can be thoroughly met!
Like it thanks the info
No problem at all
Is there a stand alone program that will stich them together sold with out going online?
Man I love watching your videos TH-cam didn't update my startpage so I'm a little behind 😉
Ah! Glad you found us, subscribe!
@workphlo Whats a good alternative to arqspin now that it is discountinued?
Why You not using Capture One for it ?
Dustin, great video. Would your orange tether cable create reflections in product photos of bottles/jars?
Orange is great being identifiable, but if it adds work I'll buy a black one
Great question! I've never noticed the reflection from it though theoretically I think there is an argument to get the black one for that reason. Despite being "high vis orange" i still trip over any cord constantly... haha maybe go with the black one!
@@workphlo thanks. I'll hopefully trip over orange less than black & it won't be just another black cable when I'm trying to find it in a box of cables
@@Jeff_Rowley Good points! I liked the vibe of the orange cord too
Instead of doing the action on individual layers, If you don't import all the images as a stack, or as long as you maintain the original files before they were opened and stacked, you could run actions on a BATCH of files, and then once done, import them as a stack.
Nice video! After you are done applying the action to all the photos, is there a fast way to export the individual photos, or do I need to save them one by one? Also, do you have a suggestion for a FREE 360 viewer? The one you recommended in the video is a paid service.
Yes! File -> Export Layers to Files
For the 360 viewer, I have no preference I just used this to preview live for free. Some ecommerce has it built in.
Could you do any examples on how to do other pieces of jewellery such as diamond rings, necklaces? I find these subjects really difficult to light correctly
I would go with continuous light. I've had some issues when shooting with flash consistency unless you shoot with the high hed profoto, elinchrom or broncolor. It only takes one frame to screw the whole 360.
That's a good point ^
great vid... thx
Anyone any other idea for a software or sth. to generate these 360 images for a website and to upload those without any watermarks?
Florian, I don't know as of yet, but I will keep you posted :)
Hello
I really enjoy your videos,and I have a question.-why I have blur on the "end" of my bracket ,even if I use f16?-the distance is around half meter.(Sony a6300 18-105mm f4)
Thx for your help.
Maybe you are shooting at a very high 105mm? At 50mm it will be easier to be sharp.
That thing is really not that expensive. I got to keep it in mind, and they even had my camera listed and supported (Samsung NX1).
A note on the way you did the action to all the files. I usually use Image Processor in Adobe Bridge (Tools > Photoshop > Image Processor). Then after you've made the action in Photoshop, in Bridge, you can select what file format you want to save as, which resolution and which actions to run, and when you start, it will process them all through Photoshop, and you can choose thousands of images if you want (I've been doing it for raw files from time lapse).
Right! A few clients could cover your whole setup cost with a 360 product photo, I think because there is a higher barrier to being able to "do it yourself".
I kinda commented too early while watching :P So I had to edit to add something about the workflow :)
@@Alexandra-Rex I re-read that, thank you! I appreciate you adding that
This is great done! I have this too done for an client but with a way smaller budget. I have used sirv.com. This is free for 500MB. I will do a Video of it i think!
Thank you Tobias let me know what you think! Or send me the vid
@@workphlo If it is online i give you the link!
Hi There. I’m wondering which lenses you use. I want to achieve flat photo with no blur on background. What would you recommend. I got Nikon D5100. Thank you!
I use the 18-105mm and prefer 40-60mm for products typically. Use f/16 and you'll be good for sharpness.
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Hey What are we importing to stack jpeg or raw files
And if jpeg how didi you converted all ?
Yes I use the stack jpeg, after exporting from Camera Raw if you need any adjustments.
What would be the approach with larger objects, let's say a purse or something like that, in order to keep the white base for the product? Is that something that can be handled by the MIOPS capsule or is it only intended for small objects like jewelry? As alwyas, great video, thanks a lot!
That is a good question. My next plan is to put acrylic on the table which it can spin. Theoretically I think a 12" piece of acrylic would work!
What next after stacking of photographs how to export them at once?
Files -> Export Layers to JPEG
@@workphlo thanks for your reply I'll check it just in a minute
What mm lens are you using for this?
50mm on 18-105mm
how many shots u made for this product?
I believe 120
Hey, my wife wants the link to the bracelet - if you would please share!
If you cover shipping, it's yours in black, red, or green! e-mail me at dustin@workphlo.shop if need-be
@@workphlo Wow, that is awesome! I sent you an email with my contact information.
@@Modern-Squared I did not receive it! Try the contact form on workphlo.shop maybe? Cheers
@@workphlo No problem - sent viva the contact form on the site.
@@workphlo Still trying to contact you regarding mailing address and how to pay you for shipping. I will try email again, as well as contacting you using the contact form on workphlo.shop again. Looking forward to hearing from you - stay safe!
Hi Dustin. For 360 product photography there used to be a free website called megavisor that had all the features you need to process and output the images to different formats.
However they are no longer online, and all the programs online are now paid and ask for a greedy amount of money every month.
Is there a way in Photoshop to do everything or most things that those programs do?
That is a good question, I think some sort of software of medium is required to "display" the photos such that a retail shopper could enjoy it - but 99% of the editing can definitely be done before hand. Hope that helps!
I wold like to take photos 360 of robes, but I don't know if there is a free website.
360 robes would be great, on a rotating mannequin?
@@workphlo The thing is, it's a contract to photograph robes of a Catholic image in the museum here in my city. They want this result from a 360 product. So people can see details of the robes by moving their mouse. However, all the sites I find are paid and expensive.
Here before 100K subscribers. How Do you Plan your videos out? Also, I want To be friends Xd
Thank you !! So kind
It think the biggest hurdle for me is the arqspin cost of 20 bucks a month and they load up with their watermark? No thanks, I need a better solution for that!
No doubt - not an endorsement of arqspin. I do like their free previews though for learning and this purpose. Thank you for watching our vid
I use sirv.com 500mb free! Give it a try
Why the gloves, bro?
Likely so he doesn’t add finger prints to the product. I just did a jewelry shoot and gloves are definitely helpful! :)
@@AtomicPixel Yeah I think this is why, but if you have a turntable,, why the gloves ? rsrsrsrsrs Just a crazy thought
I still need to touch the product, when placing it and making adjustments!
why not just shoot a video instead of pictures if you are going to do 360 video?
Why are you wearing gloves
I wear them most of the time when handling products, too many oily retouches
Dustin Dolby is the best creator for product photography! I actually have my own channel called Take & Talk Pics to show even more photography knowledge and especially the business side - come check it out and I will follow back! Dustin I would love to interview you!
you take yourself way too seriously
Not even a little! Get those comment numbers up :p
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