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Why does everything in the shot go black when the foam core is a grey color?

Which lens would yo recommend for a full frame camera?

So talented. Wish you would return.

I can’t watch this channel anymore. It’s more about Photoshop than it is about photography.

fantastic tutorial, I little more details what type of masks and what you pressed, maybe edit version where you see text of what your pressed. great video

Many of your educational channels are useful, but I would like to tell you that we beginners are not proficient in Photoshop as you explain and display it in a quick manner. My request from you, as beginners, is that you explain to us the steps that you take in Photoshop calmly and in more detail, especially in specifying parts of the product or uses of the mask in a way that is somewhat different.

I used the technique and it worked fine, but I had difficulty showing the black color of a bottle. The bottle reflected everything in the room. How can a bottle become black or the color of wine as it is in reality? I used white dispersion, or what is called transparencies, and its reflection appeared to me in a blurry white color. I really want you to help me. How is it possible to show the color of the bottle if it tends to be black without any reflection on it?

I used the technique and it worked fine, but I had difficulty showing the black color of a bottle. The bottle reflected everything in the room. How can a bottle become black or the color of wine as it is in reality? I used white dispersion, or what is called transparencies, and its reflection appeared to me in a blurry white color. I really want you to help me. How is it possible to show the color of the bottle if it tends to be black without any reflection on it?

Great video. How many mm is the acrylic?

Is this a standard diffuser? Can i use a translucent paper or a plexiglass sheet to get the same result?

Great tutorial. I couldn't find the translucent Savage paper anywhere. Can i use a standard white diffuser instead of this?

thank you, great tutorial.

i would like to see a video of you handing sunglasses with print on the side in. a 360 shot? possible

Great tutorial as usual. Thanks a ton Dustin for sharing such lovely video through which I have learnt a lot. Love from India.

Best lighting tutorials hands down!!

Which turn table did you use for this?

Amazing once again. When you making new videos ? Please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Does anyone know how he is shooting with wireless remote trigger WHILE being tethered to (Im assuming) Capture One? Thanks!

Vibing your product tutorials, just a suggestion but could you create a series of videos focused of showing the basics of post in photoshop, masking, compositing etc that can be applied to your tutorials? :)

Great tutorial! How are you getting the areas beyond the plexi to be black?

VERY nicely done! GREAT JOB!

Thank you! Im a knife photographer, and today we got a custom liquor glass and i had no idea how to make it look so clean. I was worried about capturing the graphic on the glass, but this method worked flawlessly.

G.O.A.T

A photographer not talking only about gear but actually about techniques and with 100k subscriber wow RUclips is surprising me lately I am subscribing

How did you place the lamp shade?

mermaooo que foto lindo, muito bom hein,

Hey man i was just referred to your channel because im looking to begin in product photography, and ive been thinking to begin with only speedlights, im sorry if this has been answered before, but how many do you recommend having or whats like the sweetspot? Do you have like a basic kit you would recommend starting with?

We need new videos! these are by far the best product photography tutorial's on RUclips! when's the next one out guys?? thankyou

Wow this was incredible

Interesting, I'll need to try this out. I guess I could get away with using a single speedlight if I'm going to composite the exposures anyway.

Easily my favorite photography channel. You've saved me so much time with my commercial e-commerce work! Thanks Dustin!

i appreciate the cup upside down tip

For me, it will take 1 or 2 years to master this.

I have a question. I am learning at the moment to use Premiere Pro and CapCut, I want to focus on video shooting products, so my question is, what is your advice about a type of camera that I should use? My budget is not very well, so can afford a camera at the MAX price of 600 euros.

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This is so good. I'm right in the middle of a shoot and stumped shooting a glass with an emblem engraved on it. Searched RUclips, found this and now its totally sorted it. You're a life saver.

Wow this was very cool. I only found this video and channel because I was looking for MIOPS turntable videos. You have a very good teaching style and your results are fantastic!!

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Hi! I would love to see the tutorial of the edits for this. Thank you!

How did you match the color from lipstick and drop?

How do you trigger the soft box's studio strobe while holding the speed light?

The cone's mouth (the smaller opening of the cone) is reflected in the glass of the watch. What should I do to avoid that?

What is the liquid used for the drip

Props for a beautiful photo, really amazing how simple you made it look if i may ask what kind of diffusion paper is that exactly?

Hey thanks for the tutorial. I would be keen to see your video on editing the wine bottle. Cheers

Are you a professional? Not only are you great at solving pratical probelms in camera with lighting and reflections but your post production workflow is super smooth and to the point. No faffing around at all, no over-explaning unecessary things. Amazing work!

10 years a professional brewer here, getting my chops in on the social media side. I've found this video to be by far the single most helpful for shooting beer release posts. As someone who has specialized in wood-ageing beers for the entireity of my career, I just want to say it's not an enzyme in wood that causes the beer bubbles! It's the pores in the chopsticks causing "nucleation" sites that allow the CO2 to break out of solution. That's why salt works, too! The jagged little crystals of salt give the CO2 surfaces on which to form bubbles. For that reason, the efficacy of a chopstick will be reduced as the chopstick becomes saturated. For both salt and chopsticks the efficacy will be reduced as the amount of dissolved CO2 remaining in the beer decreases. Some glasses actually have etchings to create nucleation sites on the inside of the bottom of the glass to produce a steady stream of bubbles that replenish the head. Nucleation is also to blame for the bubbles on the side of the glass; if a glass is "beer clean" alllll of the bubbles will rise to the top. Anyone who has ever microwaved a glass of water to the point that it's superheated and then stuck a spoon in it has seen this phenomenon play out, too. Anyway, just wanted to share and say thanks!

Where did you get the fixture that holds the black board up?

Please speak slowly

How much do you charge for a shot like that?