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Learn how to do product photography at home. We cover how to set up a DIY studio, lighting options, using props and tips on taking product photos.
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Hey, any ideas on props for shooting “neck ties”? Thanks!
I dont know why I was under the impression that I need a light box… why did I think that?.. great video… totally sick
1:29 start the vid after intro and long publicity
Some tips on camera aperture/shutter and other settings would be nice.
I love this video.!! This is great
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Great Video! This helped me start a 6 figure business. Thanks so much!
where did you get the paper??
Hey Lucy, Can you tell me how to do the photography of clothes.
Lovely! Subscribed this channel. You are so attractive in your presentation.
Thank you for this video. This are great ideas specially for those of us who are just getting started and have nothing but a camera.
hi… thx a lot for the this video. may i know which camera u used for this, and make a video on photography with phone camera plz.
verry verry helpfull very creative !! Lucy
What lens do you recommend for product photography?
Super simple and awesome as always! Thanks Lucy! Cheers!
Canada… where are you from? I am from Oshawa, ON… hm… finally another youtuber in Canada… :):):):) I feel the same way. Whenever cold weather hits, wedding season is over, I lock myself fin the studio and I shoot mainly stock… and mainly products… great video.
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what an insightful little video! this will surely help me to get better a product photography!
thanks for sharing! really enjoyed this 🙂
Perfect, I was looking on Instagram to find some inspiration for product photography! Love this, it helped a lot!
Off topic… but you look like Keira Knightley and it makes me double take everytime I go through my feed 😂🤷🏻♂️
I do product photography for some of my clients and have found I can't do it without a gray card. Take the first shot with the card, then remove the card for the rest of the shots. Once you get the files into Lightroom you just use the white balance selector "eyedropper" to select the gray card and bingo, your white balance is correct. Copy the settings for that shot and paste them on all the others. Really helps if you have incandescent lights casting yellow light on your shot, natural light coming through windows casting blue light, or simply wall paint color bleeding in.
Love how easy you make it look, I tried it in the past and failed. Think I will try again, loving you videos 😆
Lucy, Thank you for the video. Is there a softbox on Amazon that you recommend?
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Thanks so much for your videos!
That’s a 1960’s canon A1. My friend gave me one the his dad used in the Vietnam war. It still works till today.
Thanks Lucy for this simple but very useful video. Question: do you have a focal length of preference for this type of shoot, or do you vary it according the object or the type of photo you want ?
Nice video Lucy , Waiting for Photoshop tutorials 🙂
Awesome!✌️
ah this is really great! i love doing product photography at home whenever its rainy or cold. this video was definitely helpful and gave me a few things to try with my own diy product photography projects
HA ! Vintage 1978 ? dang that made me feel old… I was shooting mostly sports for a living that year…
Hey Lucy. Great vid and good subject. It’s such a simple method to use. It’s prompted me to start using this method for some of my daughters creative artwork. Btw is the camera in the vid the one that you are using for 35 neg shots, just wondering as you mentioned 35m colour neg photography a month or so back. I learnt on 35mm slide but have moved to all digital. 🇳🇿👍
Another great video. I have been doing inside winter photography for years and I have a pretty expanded spare room studio set up for all kinds of photography. One thing you should correct or at least add a note to is the fact that decent softboxes from Newwer, Godox, and others can be had for about 25-30 dollars. A hundred dollars could scare away a lot of folks. It is also good to stress that there are different light sources like TTL strobe or Led lights to put in the softbox to spread the light. I’m just sayin’. But over all great advice for trying something new.
Good tips! Like getting out of my comfort zone.
Nice DIY video….and may I say Miss Lucy…your shirt ROCKS…or do you call it a blouse…do they call a woman shirt a blouse?
I love this! It’s so easy to get caught up and stuck, frustrated with the weather or lack of ability to simply go somewhere awesome. We’ve been doing the same thing and are setting up a little area in our apartment that can be easily converted for product shoots. It’s tough though because … you know … apartment life with a family of four makes space limited.
Your tutorials are SO helpful and to the point! Thanks so much!!!
Great tips Lucy! I use my Iowa winter time to take some landscape photos. (On nice days) I do spend my time working with my indoor lighting stuff, and learning from you and others on-line. Keep up the good work, and don't let that Canadian winter wear on you 🙂
So sweet! I love that you chose something LITERALLY everyone can try out at home. Super valuable tutorial Lucy!
It’s always great to have some options where you’re not trekking out in the -20C and snow ❄️ Awesome video 🔥
I love your tips, it’s always very useful and simple to understand thank you 🙏 and keep on doing! U r as good as mister P.Mckinnon at least for teaching things with Lightroom and I wonder if u r not even better 😊👏 👍
hate winter?? …. come on down to Tucson, Arizona ….. I'd love to meet you and this place is photography heaven
I was really looking for some product photography videos and articles.. And then saw your video's notification (I'm part of notification squad) PS : Really I love your videos and your work
I really liked this vid! It totally reminded of the one and only time I took my stab a product photography. I liked it then and your vid reminded me how much I would enjoy giving it ago again. Also, is there an avenue by which the photos that are taken, can be sold to the product’s company or is that pretty rare? Thanks Lucy!
Hey Beautiful Photographer 🇨🇦… I invested in a fold up LightBox to up my Product Photography game at home! My tip is I use a X-Rite Color Checker and I always use a ‘Custom-White-Balance’ based on my lighting setup! Keep #Crushingit
Love your videos. Keep up the great work!
Sooooo, if you could have CAMERA GEAR inside that giftbox what would you pick?!?! I'd want a 16-35mm gmaster… lol we can dream 😍