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what kind of things can we shot this way ? only glass or also other products
Wow!
Can somebody tell me why he is using 200th of a second? and how .. great video by the way, because of the simplicity. Outstanding results.
Not sure if you're still responding since this was done s long time ago but I did this set-up and it came out very good except for one thing. I have a diy diffuser and the texture and pattern of the material shows up through the liquid. Did you have this problem? If so how did you solve it? Or should I just find different material? Thanks. And I really like your video style
wow….just 5 min I already wasted 2 days to shoot glass product …
Thanks really Helpful
Hi Sir, thanx for the tuto. Just got a question – what are the difusers you’ve used on it? Not bad to mention what kinda of gear used. Thank you
Thanks for sharing tips
Whoa!!! What is all that stand system for cameras you have? It looks serious and sturdy. Would you please tell me what it/they is/are? I want it! Thanks very much! Great VDO by the way.
Simple affective and easy 👍🏻
you russian ?
less than 5 minute, but more priceless than "walkie talkie" 20 minute tutorial
Very good. THANKS
Wow! That's amazing! Thank you!
Thanks for that simple tutorial, gonna try these shots next 😉
sir what is the definition of still life photography?
love this tuturial thanks Alex..
Дякую 🙂
you video it's really help (^_^)
Awesome video! Have my first still life shoot tonight! 📸
Great !!
whats the name the white thing in front of the diffuser? the yellow square one. sorry for my silly question
Where can I get a table stand like this?
AMAZING Alex!
So grateful that I've found your channel
What is the colorant you put in the water?
obrigado. és o maior
Thank you, very inspirational. I will try this.
good speach
nice trick, enjoy to hear your ways
great tutorial. thank you so much. you solved my big problem
Great! Thanks!!!
wow, thanks
what is the piece in front of the diffuser? yellow rectangle
Hey,
1. How do You keep glass so clean ?
2. Still need a big room , stand for diffusor and a diffusor ;/
Nice as hell, keep it up.