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Fstoppers teams up with Commercial Photographer/Digital Artist Brian Rodgers Jr. to demonstrate the process of shooting commercial product photography in a studio environment. In this video, Brian demonstrates how to shoot multiple frames of a liqueur bottle then seamlessly blend and composite them together in Photoshop to produce and incredible standalone hero shot for advertising. To learn more about commercial product photography or to subscribe to more tutorials with Brian Rodgers Jr., check out the full post here:
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photoshop magic!
If you understand lighting and photos but just need to learn the photoshop bit, skip to 10:30.
THE LABEL!!! – it wasn't straight once you did the symmetry pass but i did notice that you had sorted it by the end reveal. Great video 😉
could've used more details in the photoshop part
awesome
Good idea the double luminosity masks to create contrast.
Incredible tutorial. Thanks for all of the detailed information!!!
More than excellent! Congrats!
I'm curious of how you did the merging at the 13:40 minute mark. You keep the light part of the image but discard the black. Is there a tutorial you can recommend on how you did this?
Quite honestly with so much detail I asked myself if you wanna retire after this by giving out so much info but for me this is one of the most informative and long videos I have had the time to go thru fully, weldone mate, you actually spoon fed us here!
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fantastic work, thanks for share it !!
Do you know why "you always want to shoot 100 ISO in the STUDIO?" THANKS 😀
Hello, thanks for this very great tutorial. But I thing, the important key of this Picture is this perfect Background Image. May I ask if the image is completely self-made it or a stock – photo? Sorry for my modest English… Greets from Switzerland…
Can you explain how masks are used in layers?
Side note : if your Camera has a Feature called PostFocus it takes an image and allows you to select the diffrent Focus like lable and neck yoi save seperate images…
(Many phones have this but it may be called different things like Selective Focus on Samsung s7 for example)
And in photoshop use what is called focus stacking
The Adobe how to
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/image-stacks.html
And the youtube video i learned from
https://youtu.be/iYA7wb2Vkz8
On the Plexiglass you can buff out scratches with glass Polish and cleaner
I used a Brand called ceriglass from cquartz.com out korea but i picked it up at an auto parts store.
I have tried Windshield scratch products and Headlight polishes so products for headlights do work including the Spray on glossy finished products
You can get cheal gloss Spray paint*
And just Coat the clean surface if its Extremely light scratches that works fine 😉 just make nice even coating of whole surface.
Ive used large People size peices and sometimes jewelery or shoes scratch it so i do know what i am talking about 😉
Very nice work. Come back soon! More.
This had been in my watch later. It should have been in watch sooner folder!!
Jim
Why doesn’t the ambient light get in your test shot? How do you stop the ambient light from getting in?
Absolutely excellent video. Just FYI though, that studio strobe is $3300. Costs about as much as his lens + camera + tripod combined. Of course it really doesn't matter how expensive your equipment is but, rather, how you use it, but still… that's crazy. Just some food for thought.
awesome
brilliant
Sounds like a gun with a silencer
Wow amazing tutorial. I had no idea so much work went into product photography. I learned so much. Thanks! 🍾💡📸
I absolutely love this tutorial. My only issue is around the 14 minute mark when you enter PS, you didn't show how/when you made the bottle mask. Other than that, superb stuff!
ffs why dont u just take a pic of that damn liquor and just sell it it doesnt matter how good that damn pic looks i lost 32 mins of my fucked up life thanks alot 🙂
what an awesome video!! the tips are very helpful, thank you!!
You look more professional with glasses, just saying. Great tutorial!
Thanks for the tips
Why would you want to compose a shot of the product that is entirely different from the actual physical feature of the product? The product on the post is glowing, but the actual product when you look at it with your own eyes does not have a glow or it's not even shiny. It will be a false advertisement.
I really enjoyed this video even though I'm not a product photographer , I feel I've watched a movie but got robbed from the final twist , care to make another video showing how the final image was accomplished with the sparks , fire , apples etc ? Any way I have a new respect for product photography!
i want to taste it
Nice work! As others have said, back in the film days, one needed multiple strobes, various light mods, many test exposures, and several hours' time. Digital certainly shortens the "time' element, as well as adding a bit more precision into the process.
You dress and do your hair like its 2002, but this is a fantastic video 🙂 lol. Appreciate your teaching and skill, learned a lot!! Cheers!
If you close your eyes, he kind of sounds like David Cross, if David Cross wasn't so David Cross, lol