TOP Level Product Shoot Made EASY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ม.ค. 2022
- Want to shoot bottles like a pro? This condensed edit of one of our most popular Karl Taylor Education live photoshoots gives you a 10-minute masterclass in product photography.
You’ll be amazed at what you can achieve with just three lights, some simple modifiers, and a large shot of creativity!
Ready for the full-length, start-to-finish photoshoot? Check it out here: visualeducation.com/class/liv...
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Great to see a Photographer showing how to photograph instead of leaving everything up to compositing! Well done, Karl! Great use of your skills and also post. Really classic product image. Beautiful!
Many thanks!
This is the real product photography, a lot of real work letting less to digital photo manipulation. This drivers to more realistic end work.
Brilliant result, which you make to look so simple to achieve.
Many thanks
To celebrate a wonderful shoot…it’s cocktail time. Crack that bottle open. Nice job Karl. All great information.
I’d love to know more about the business side of it. How many IMAGES do they get? How long do they get to use them and about what they pay? That is one beautiful studio! And of course you do beautiful work!
This man is a magician!
Awesome video please do more like this
This is magic. I even feel stupid to write a comment. Sir, thank you so much.
Thank you.
I am glad this pop up again. Great courses and DLSR/mirrorless/Medium format cameras product/Portrait shots also.
admire your professional lighting knowledge and skill 🙇🏻♂️
This is a great video and there’s so much more than just the prop, lighting and post production. Anyone notice how tuned in Ashleigh was to the whole process and how with minimal instruction, Karl is using his assistant to greatest effect. Anyone notice that the cameraman filming Karl is out of the shadows so as not to negatively affect the demonstration. These are perhaps the best educational videos I’ve seen and I’m swiftly becoming a huge fan of Karl’s delivery, not least his enthusiasm for sharing what he does extremely well. A whole creative team on show led by a creative master. Great great job.
Thank you very much!
Learned loads. Now....off to get a whiskey.
Good stuff, I'd recommend a McCallan 12 year old or Bushmills 10 if you like a milder flavour :)
I learned a lot from that! Not least, how much you can do in one shot rather than 1000 composites if you set the scene correctly.
It is easy to think that the experienced pros take on a shoot, rock up, set it all out, take the shot and bag the cash.
What I love about Karl's videos is the warts-and-all presentation - break the task down, take a load of shots, many of them fail, but picking the right on and moving onto the next element. Even the pros do it!! (or are they pros because the do it??)
Not only that but also looking at how to prioritise the elements before moving onto the next one. Of course, experience will offer solutions that to me look like something you have to put up with (a typical one is moving the bottle to get the light on the glass, a simple answer to something I have found a huge problem!).
Kudos, Karl - my still life is improving because of your videos.
Thanks Dave.
Karl Taylor is a Genius. I always get excited when he uploads a new video.
A Pico on the label would've made it a million dollar shot to me
Me too but I deliberately kept the lighting to the basic lights and modifiers on this live show to show our members what can be achieved first with just one light and then how it dramatically improved with another basic modifier. As you may be aware on Karl Taylor Education where this live show was first shown we also need to demonstrate top techniques with the type of modifiers that even new photographers would be using. As you probably know I use the Picolite with the Projection Attachment for many labels highlights but this can also be achieved with a home made cardboard snoot as we demonstrated in another youtube video.
Amazing.. Love watching your skills in action!
This video is amazing. Keep up the good work Karl. Learning so much.
Beautiful, simple and clear. Thank you very much for your contribution.
Its a good drop that Dalmore 12. Spicy nose. Almond / white pepper / walnut taste. Finish is ok for the price: A bit fizzy and medium length.
McCallan 12 year old is probably my favourite all rounder
you are incredible! Thank you so much for these videos!!
Glad you like them, thanks
Well done, thanks for showing the whole process, great content in general!!!
Never thought I'd be interested in product photography but I really enjoyed watching this, really interesting. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful
incredible work
Wow! Thanks for sharing Karl 🙏🏼
I'm going to experiment and do my own shoot.
Thanks for the lesson and inspiration.
Absolutely amazing. Thank you
Fantastic!
This is my first ever video on Product lighting and Gid this is amazing
your enthusiasm is wonderfull!
Great instruction Karl.
Thanks once again Mr Taylor for this educational video .
Thank you for guidance sir.
Wow.
You are brilliant Sir. I really love your tutorial
Great video, great composition!
Oh I got it, the black paper where ms. Ashley held it. Thanks
Brilliant! 👏
Brilliant!
You are a master craftsman and artist. It's always a pleasure to watch you work. I'll be joining your Education group soon.
Thank you much appreciated.
karl...u r the master . its very useful for us
Great video! It was very informative. Thank You,
Your tutorials are so well put together. Thanks very much for sharing. i will definitely look at your full package. regards
Master Piece
Great tutorial. Enjoyed every moment watching and learning from this video.
Great to hear!
🔥🔥hands on I love it
I learned so much from this man in the past decade. Many thanks!
Glad to help Ihab!
Words of truth
His courses are the best investment if you really want to learn professional photography.
Amazing photographer
What you achieved with just one light blew my mind. Fantastic shot, no doubt, but what amazes me most is how you made it look so simple to achieve this. This channel keeps blowing my mind :)
Thank you, very kind.
Awesome work as always. I highly recommend his education website also. Videos and critiques.
Thanks for that!
What a master, a real teacher!
Cheers
😍 just great! And great knowledge you give, thanks Karl!
Thank you.
AMAZING, as ever...
Great educational video ,, I appreciate it
As usuall, great content. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure!
Thank u sir
Awesome, Karl you make complicated shoot look so simple.
Cheers
Wonderful tutorial Karl! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
i love this... i'm 3d artist (more like hobbyist) and that's what i usually do when doing render on glass-y product. i put light behind the product and directed it toward the product
Amazing job. Well done.
Thank you very much!
Well done. Amazing lesson.
Thank you kindly!
It's wonderful.......
WOW this is amazing Karl! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure
this is gold ,thank you Karl
Yes and thanks!
good job, nice shoot
Wow!! This is amazing! So effortless!
Thank you.
What an amazing piece of training we gotta watch for free, omg. Thanks Karl !!
Enjoy!
Thanks for the great content. I am cursing TH-cam's video compression for creating incredibly distracting banding in that background gradient.
Excellent inspirational clip, Karl- Thank You!
My pleasure!
Karl Taylor... You are a great teacher! Thank you for your time, and Ashley's time and your expertise! Wow! This was one great video! )))
Glad it was helpful!
Great! Thank you!
You are welcome
Thanks a lot, really nice techniques.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks. Thats great
No worries!
Awesome tutorial thanks for sharing it with the world !
My pleasure!
Thanks for these little tips packed with immense knowledge Karl! I hope someday I can study with you, greetings!
Hi Gaston, thank you. You can study with me right now on our site.
it was so smart. Thanks to sharing this post. I loved it
Cheers.
absolutely fabulous results. whatever you did when you were editing was fast and 2 km over my head...
This video was absolutely gorgeous Karl u nailed it really enjoyed this video I’ve also experienced some product photography also wine glass and wine bottle by watching this video it’s helped me find out more were the lights need to be
Cheers
You are crushing it! I especially appreciate that your leave out all the B roll material. Too many TH-camrs try to be funny or cute. Just the facts, thank you. Could you remove the white card behind the bottle in post instead of making the cutout? There are multiple images, anyway.
Love it ! Your English accent is soOOoo clean & tonic you could take over Jony Ive from Apple.
😊
always professional and effective ... thank you Karl Your educational platform is the best one. Andrea
You're very welcome
Thanks a lot
No worries, thanks.
Карл. Ти суперпрофесійний. !!! Молодець!!! Я постійно слідкую за твоїм ютюб каналом, і з захопленням дивлюсь нові відео, вони дуже змістовні та повчальні!!! Супер!!
Thank you.
Fantastic inspirational thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love your work
Thanks
Amazing work! Tnx for sharing! ✌😎
Thank you too!
Awesome!
Thanks!
I have no words to express here... its too amazing to see how much of an effort Karl has taken to get 80-90% shot perfect and that too in-camera. I am sure, others would have got 50% correct in camera and used Photoshop to get the remaining shot right.
Amazing, really helpful also for me as a 3D artist :) thanks Karl
Glad it was helpful!
You created a very fine image of that bottle of tasty stuff. You are encouraging me to try various arrangements of lights and especially inexpensive reflectors, especially if they are shaped just so. Nice trick casting that shadow!
Cheers
Beautifully executed, Karl. Very cool to see your process, step by step. When someone is truly a master of their craft, they make their creations appear so effortless, just as you've done in this presentation. Thanks to you and your lovely assistant for sharing your knowledge with us, sir. Have a great day.
Thank you
Awesome 👌.
Thanks
Long time viewer, first time commenter. This video was absolutely brilliant in terms of step-by-step explanation. Visual learners like myself thrive with content like this. Also, I just adored when Karl got excited those couple times when the light he wanted produced the effect he wanted. That made me smile so much! 🙂
Thanks Dale, glad you enjoyed it.
Hi Karl.. you always have a great shoot.. May I ask from this tutorial, you Broncolor Light model have you used is it UNILITE?.
Amazing Video👏
Glad you liked it!
Such good insight. What material is the scrim?
I used to have to shoot bottles of vegetable oil for a big food company, so it's fun to see how this plays out at the high end! (And of course whiskey is much more appetizing...) The trick about shining the phone's light from lens position and tracing around the shadow is brilliant!
Thanks
For me it’s not a simple setup like you say. If I should have a studio and the equipment like you, it would be much easier for me to get similar results.
Try these videos: th-cam.com/video/qy4I7y77gTE/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/z2bziSAb7wo/w-d-xo.html
Had taken Karl's basic course and I should admit has been an amazing experience on the type of photos I am taking now. Recommend this course for all newbies. Great job Karl, keep educating us.
Great, thank you so much.
Amazing
Thanks