How to do T-shirt Product Photography (2024 Update)

Cory gives his step by step process for taking e-commerce photos for a website. He walks you through getting that flat lay shot with a perfect white background. He shows some new helpful tips in photoshop to speed up your workflow as well as an update to his old method.
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[@beaubreau]

Crazy enough I ended up selling my DSLR Canon Camera because I purchased a Samsung phone with a killer camera. You know you can get down to the nitty gritty with the settings on it a bit but the auto functions are pretty damn good as is and having a phone that can do some nice zoom-outs as well as zoom-ins without losing quality is a game changer. You know how boring this stuff can get shooting 1 after the other. Found you as I am trying to find some nice methods that are also super fast. I am building out an ecommerce site completely manually to save a bit of money with one of my brands. I will check out you guys brands. Love a nice screen print. Creating functional things is a lot of fun.

[@polobubblevest]

heck yeah

[@user-cx3cf4km2n]

What filters do you use ,if any at all? CPL ? ND ? UV?

[@GoldenPressStudio]

We are not using any filters here for these types of shoots.

[@user-cx3cf4km2n]

Thank you for replying

[@user-cx3cf4km2n]

What shutter speed and iso did you use for the shot? I meant to ask this question along with my other question. Thanks​@GoldenPressStudio

[@GoldenPressStudio]

@@user-cx3cf4km2n Shutter speed was 1/125, Aperture F6.3 and ISO 640