I have watched many of your video's and enjoyed them all. But what amazes me the most is how much gear & accessories you have! Keep up the good work :)

Give me this studio and all that equipment and I'll film Avatar-3. 😊

Excellent, beautiful work and the final image. I like to ask if you can share, what is the first software you are using to capture the picture. I have a Nikon D7500 and one of this Miops is in it's way, just bought it. The software I was practicing with is Nikon's Snapbridge. Thank you

👌.... thank you!

🙏👍👍

Fantastic! What kind of clamp are you using to clamp the wood board to the c-stand?

Superb idea to use the lenses and the backlight in this composition.

simple and beatiful image. Thanks!!!

Delicious video 🍓🍓🍓 ! Thank you ! 👍🏼

How beautifully simple. I always seem to learn something inspirational from you. thank you so much for uploading this.

Really interesting, thank you Tony

Every time a very good idea, look your Videos. Thank you very much!!!

Now I'm craving strawberries 🤤 Another wonderful photo, with a perfect and always motivational tutorial. Thank you teacher

Excellent idea and execution. Thank you very much for teaching. Have a nice time.

nice little video as always.easy to do it on my own.thx a lot

Genius, you are a fresh breeze of inspiration. Thank you very much.❤❤❤❤

Thank you again. I think I'll try this with figs ;)

I really like your projects and videos. I have more or less copied you several times, especially the wine bottle and glass, which now hangs slightly larger than life in our dining room. I only have speed lights, so I used two, bounced off of a white background. After plenty of trial and error it worked. When you make a snoot do you make the interior white, black, or does it matter? Thank you very much for your efforts.

Interesting, thanks!

Wow!!! 😍

Unglaublich einfach aber so effektiv. Großartig 🎉

Many thanks! Love Your work!

Excellent video……thank you👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙌🙌🙌💯💯

The rod reduces the light in the kiwi itself. You would actually need a little cloning/cleanup there also.

I freely admit this tutorial is very informative but I don’t have the patience to do this detailed setup maybe one day I will

Great videos, thank you for all your teaching!!! May I suggest some silverware photo? Have not found and seen previous in your channel, if you do please apologize and let me know your link, regards!!!

Thank you ! I enjoyed this video very much ! 🌶

Hi, should have taken scissors to the field and made a thistle hairstyle right in the field, with black velvet behind it.. Then Photoshop would not have been useful.

Perfect 👍 🎉

Good video to show how simple is often best. One more step in Photoshop however. Use the remove tool to get rid of the dust on the black acrylic. Seems like no matter what we use to control dust some always makes its way in.🙂

Excellent, thanks for another tutorial video.

BUENAS.... que inspirador son los tutoriales que enseña. MUCHAS GRACIAS!!!!

Very creative indeed

always enjoy your ingenuity and your having the right tools for the project

The Bob Ross of photography strikes gold again.

Gran bel lavoro e pregevole esecuzione. Grazie maestro ...........

Great Video! What size is your Perspex sheet?

Interesting, thank you Tony.

This was great! Thank you for sharing on behalf of PPA - Professional Photographers of America.

Love your videos, learning a lot. Just wondering why you didn't use a black board for the background instead of the green

Very interesting, thanks!!

Can't stop watching your videos 😅

Wonderful and so inspiring ❤

What make and model of fog machine do you use?

Thank you, Master <3

Thank you! This was great. I really appreciate how you show before and afters with each adjustment. My question: there appeared to be a bit of dust on the shiny surface. Was that intentional? If you didn’t want it in the photo when would you address removing it? My inclination would be to clean the acrylic before set up and then make minor cleanups in post. I’m an advanced beginner and that’s how my mind worked. Any insight? Thank you.

Again very simple with exceptionally nice results. Thank you

Love your videos....easy to follow and replicate. Great for learning lighting techniques.

Thank you very much for teaching. This episode is fantastic. Gave a nice time.

I just stumbled over your channel. Compared to many others not gear talk, but solid instructions, exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you for sharing!!!