Watch this pro-level studio product photo-shoot right now!
This type of shot is normally considered complex because of the interaction of light with liquid and glass. I run you through this studio bottle shoot step-by-step and reveal some professional tips for achieving this type of image.
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Thanks a ton Karl, very detailed tutorial.
Great video and great professional. Do you also shoot with the modeling light? in which cases is better to use just the modeling light instead of the flash pops? Thanks!
I subscribed to your website and it is incredible. Thanks, man!
Hi Karl, most whiskey bottles have a label on the back that is interfering with the final result I am getting. Any suggestions for a work around besides, scrapping the label off? Thank You!
This is like the pure science of creativity. Good stuff!
Great video, thank you.
Did you need all that table surface and all the distance to make this shot? Could you do the same with less room say 50% less?
Love,it
Karl, could you please tell me, which continuous light have you used here…yes the Broncolor one…….it has day light bulbs in it right…?
I'm having a heck of a time cutting out a good shape to reflect behind the bottles, it seems the curvature of the glass makes the cutout look thinner… So I make the cutout bigger, and it pokes out the side. Is this something you talk about in your courses?
Hello, Karl! Thanks so much for sharing this informative video!
I have a technical question for you:
Would this shot still be achievable with two umbrella lights instead of soft boxes? I know the placement and distance of the lights is more important than the type, but I'm curious to know if the shape (round instead of rectangular) will affect the overall lighting on the bottle.
Hallo Karl great work!!!
The tracing paper you use is plain tracing paper or some special diffusion gel like Rosco 3008 tough frost? I would appreciate your answer.Thanks in advance!!
thank you really helpful for the product photographers, your lighting technique classes are amazing man
I'll just pop out and buy £15000 worth of equipment so I can photograph a £20 bottle of booze nicely. Be right back…….
should you use a mcro lens for this stuff? cause when i shoot i have to ai far to get the whole bottle in and the detail isnt there?
Estupendos tips. Gracias
Excellent!
great picture and thanks for the educational video. what focal length was used here?
Perfect
Beautifully done. Great video.
Beautiful video, thank you so much for sharing your work.
…not really made easy lol