Easy PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY at Home! 

Dude for real people think it's easy and every shot is right on the money first try. Multiple products will end up taking hours before any post processing

No problem! It's a process, that's for sure. Hope it helped

I also think like this 💙

Is there any solution to avoid reflection with continuous light

That really means a lot Tisean. More than you know! Comments like these make my day. I appreciate you.

Lmaooo well, I appreciate it! I love my cow eyes too

Thanks Mandy!!

Thanks a lot Zoomie!

Thanks a lot Oriana! This seems to be the best solution, based on everyone who has chimed in :). I appreciate the feedback.

Yes definitely! Retouching is an aspect of the process that I still need to learn. I like to think that I've improved since this video was released lol (especially as it pertains to working non-destructively). Still a long way to go. I really appreciate your feedback and tips!

@@AnthonyVoltsinis ah yeah i just realized this has a good year on its back. I feel like its super important to have this non destructive as we all had a client before that goes like "ah i changed my mind or i d like this different". It saves so much time if you can just go back to any part and just change it with no repercusion. I ll be watching more of your product tutorials as i m eager to learn that at this time and it looks like fun :) keep it up

Thanks Sarah!!

Chioma, thank you so much! I need to start producing more videos. I appreciate you.

Thanks a lot Spencer! Really appreciate that

Thanks Xue, glad you liked it!

Thanks Gaberial. I appreciate it!

That's great to hear! Everything takes time. This was definitely a learning experience for me.

Thank you! That means a lot. I gotta get back into it

Thank you! That truly means a lot Ian.

Thanks John! Tried to keep it as real as possible lol

James, thanks a lot man! I appreciate it. Sorry for the late comment lol

Thank you Alice! :)

Thanks Salah! Sorry for the late response. I plan on making more videos very soon!

Thanks a lot Shana!!

Rishabh! Thank you good sir. I hope to make a return to RU-vid very soon!

Thanks a lot dude! I plan on getting back into RU-vid soon.

Thanks Ria!

I appreciate it! Glad it was helpful.

Cole, thanks a lot man! Means a lot

Thanks a lot! Means the world.

@@AnthonyVoltsinis no really you should countinu you are the best 🙂🙏

Best of luck Baback! I hope that your DIY ventures have been going well!

@Anthony Voltsinis Heck yeah, I've made a DIY soft box, created a somewhat big white backdrop out of thick paper as well as several other smaller colorful ones, bought some products (bags for now), learned how to actually shoot photos with a camera phone, how to edit them so they look good, learned about props thanks to you and many other generous creators, and started my own small online business. It's going slow but it exists, and that's a positive piece of reality in my terribly negative environment. Thanks for wishing me luck

I appreciate you!

Wow thanks so much Iqra!

Thanks man!

Thank you so much! I've been so caught up with work, that I had to put RU-vid on hold. However, comments like these really motivate me to get back into producing content. Means the world.

@@AnthonyVoltsinis going though the same stuff here man just Posted 4 vids and stopped. Seeing you stop was not good man you create some quality content, don't stop!♥️

@@KonarkMarwaha your videos and channel look awesome dude! We both gotta start back up again. Let's gooooo

@@AnthonyVoltsinis definitely man, let's connect on Instagram, what's your ig handle?

@@KonarkMarwaha it's @anthonyvoltsinis

Thanks so much, that means a lot. I fell off due to a crazy client workload. Hoping to schedule time in for RU-vid very soon.

Thanks Sarah!

Yes definitely! Thanks for the feedback. I''m mainly using the Spot Healing Brush (play around with the brush hardness, flow, and opacity), the Patch tool, and the Clone Stamp tool. I can work on a video that explains this.

No problem man. Hope this helped!

Thanks bro!

You know when you comment tooo early...

@@ThePodcastStudioMiltonKeynes Haha! Yeah, definitely a work in progress though. I appreciate the comment regardless.

Thanks Ade. Means a lot. I'm using "Savage seamless paper" backdrops!

Thanks a lot! How would you have approached the lighting on the first shot? Move the source further away (although tricky in my room) and bump the intensity to compensate for the falloff? The stool was definitely not ideal lol.

Some people suggested that I bring the source as close to the product as possible, which makes sense. I just found it tricky to accomplish in my environment. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

@@AnthonyVoltsinis Use a smaller light that from the position/perspective of the product is the same size as your strip softbox. Or bounce the light off a large white panel above such as a piece of reflector card or the ceiling. Which you did start to do......but without knowing the power of your light and distance to the refector its hard judge on the images you briefly showed. If you shoot it on a tripod then you could light the various areas of the product (edge lighting, specular highlight, brand name etc) then comp those together. Almost impossible if you do it freehand as the angle, perspective and diatance from the product will all be different.

@@a.s4899 Thank you very much. Looking forward to seeing the content that you produce as well.

@@AnthonyVoltsinis I aint no youtuber lol. I have a face for the radio 😉

Yeah for sure! Still learning the best practices for Photoshop. Any tips would be appreciated!

@@AnthonyVoltsinis Just put an empty layer above the layer you want to edit. Then click the sample all layers box. Then use the spot healing tool on the empty layer to edit the layer below it! This will also allow you to use a mask to change any errors! Main picture still intact! Good luck!! :)

Thanks! My room wasn't the ideal space to shoot in, that's for sure.

So it looks like he just removed the background, changed the blending mode on the water and used the transform tool to resize it. I’d say look for vids for each of the above, good luck!

Oh damn. I'll find those and add them in. Stay tuned. Thanks for pointing that out brother.

@@AnthonyVoltsinis Just loved this video man.

@@ansharora1320 I appreciate it man!

I was using Adobe Lightroom Classic!

Wow thanks so much! It's awesome that you're launching your own clean beauty brand. Maybe I can help in some way? I could even shoot some images for you! Or if you need any Photoshop tips, definitely let me know!

Anthony Voltsinis thank you!

Harrison, I was rocking the Canon 5div, Sigma 50mm Art f1.4, and Canon 100mm L F2.8 IS lenses.

A really good question. I need to get back into this asap lol

@@AnthonyVoltsinis it's been 7 months 😢

Than you Jay! I really appreciate it!

Not so easy after all lol

Lol I basically forced myself to make the video. I appreciate the feedback

@@AnthonyVoltsinis oh okay 😅. Thank you for forcing yourself tho cos I learned a lot.🙏🏼

Just trying to learn and improve each day brother. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks man. Just trying to improve.