There are many situations when a photographer needs to make hundreds of images of products on an entirely white background. Usual work for online catalogs and brochures.
Catalog Product Photography is a series of videos that will take you through various real-world situations of photographing products in the studio.
By working through four main scenarios you will gain a fundamental grasp of working with different lighting situations as they present themselves. These are step-by-step demonstrations that are shown in free-form mode.
This means that you will see how the process works in real life where you diagnose the problems and learn how to solve them.
Below are the submissions we received and reviewed during our online critique session on Photigy LIVE. Each photo below was reviewed and improvements were suggested, based on how it was photographed and what the photographer had at his/her disposal for the shot.
This is a product photography tutorial for Pro Club Interactive Education Program, assignment #51
In this tutorial, Vadim Chiline, a professional commercial photographer specializing in luxury products will share the 3 must-know light modifiers you must master in order to become a successful commercial product photographer.
Understanding the Lighting is essential for studio photographers. In product, jewelry and still life photography, we work with 3 types of subjects (by finish): glossy, matte and mix of both.
In this tutorial Alex Koloskov demonstrates you how to properly choose a lighting modifier for a different subject.
Below you see 3 images: first two were done with the exact same lighting, and a third one with a modified version of that single-light setup.
This is a new product photography tutorial about working with textured subjects in a studio, how to make them look not flat and preserve a texture. This tutorial includes a 30 minutes behind the scene video from the shot of this leather woman’s handbag.During this lesson you will learn how to enhance the texture of a leather subject and work on glossy metal as well as shiny parts to make them look nice and smooth. It can be tricky to photograph a textured subject with glossy parts, many times the photographer fails to either preserve the texture or create a smooth look on shiny metal parts.
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This is a critique and review for submission to Photigy Studio basics photography challenge.
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