Studio photography on a budget, learn how to take studio photos with lights from around your home. This video will teach you all you need about shooting a bottle and glass with no professional equipment. it shows step by step how to do it.
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Your calm and easy instructions made me feel that I could do this. I will be seeking out more of your teaching to help me become a better photographer. Love to see how you actually use this home equipment to do still life shots. Many thanks for sharing and caring about we amateurs, Mr. McCordall.
moment he discribe about camera…he feels like " wtf is this , where is my camera???"
a real pro
Thanks for all those great tips! Dec 2017
How very refreshing! Can't thank you enough for all these wonderful ideas. I'm disabled and on a very tight budget and you are right so many tutorials out there are all with expensive equipment. Again, thank you!
very helpful I wish you had shown your setup though 🙂
Get a mic!
Great stuff, just what I'm looking for, thank you : )
You are great teacher mr.Phillip!thank you for your help!
That/'s not a knife….
the wind shild cover for your car dash are great reflector That is what i am using as well as a mirror like the bath room mirror mccordall showed.Thanks Mc
Thanks a lot for sharing :3
Thanks indeed, sir. That's really something special around here: to learn that creativity and patience can take one very far. It is not the gear that makes the photo, we hear that all the time. And still it is important to get the encouragement from someone like you, who knows what he's talking about.
after watching this video, i had totally forgotten ENGLISH, as i am struggling to find english words to compliment u on ur sheer VINCI MIND… I AM SPEECHLESS!!!!
finally found one which has household stuff to use as studio,
AMEN!!! lol
Believe me there are a lot of good photography vids and teachers on you tube the problem is there are more who don't know their cameras from their *******
Phill
This is such a breath of fresh air! On my level! lol
You are such a kind man and a wonderful instructor. I can't thank you enough:)
I was so excited when you started to talk about white balance, because I have tried to understand it for so long, but then the vid ended! O.o Oh! My! 🙁 I will watch all of your vids and see if you teach more about it.
Bless you and thank you for the many hours you selflessly give to us:)
This was very useful, thank you for posting.
@rickyp34 Thanks for that Ricky, it's nice to get encouragement ,more to come fro all levels of photographers.
great videos mate it makes a change to see some one doing stuff for the common man.
I'm using a 400d and basic kit your tips really help thanks for taking the time
@dubsbhoy Thank you my friend, nice to hear you enjoy the videos.
Excellent Tut – thanks for your time and effort and explaining in simple terms
@echaito Thank you I'm glad you enjoy them.
Phill
Idol!! this man its the best!! thanks for yours videos! 😀
u r great 😀
really nice tutorial… clean language and nice simple language… thanks….