HOW to shoot Super Glossy Object: (Friday Photo talk # 9) 

Alex, there is a way to get rid of the white line in the front. I used to use this years ago in the days of film. You need a sheet of glass. You place it in front of the camera at a 45 degree angle to the camera. You then fire a large softbox at the sheet of glass. The reflective object is then filled with the light reflected on the glass but the camera shoots through it. You will have to deal with colour tint from the glass but it works well. I used to use this especially with wine bottles etc

Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

Your work is invaluable! I cannot thank you enough.

Sweet!! Awesome course.

Can you show how to shoot jewelry?👍

Thank you veru much sir for teaching product photography, and you are the world's best product photographer.

Sir So good to see you after long time 🙏

I've really enjoyed watching the video till end, it's amazing. One simple question, is it possible to get rid of the reflection on budget?

Hi Alex, I have been searching for a while for a good tutorial on shooting products with highly reflective surfaces. We have a ton of products with the exact same challenge, products like a stainless steel boat road holders. The product is also highly polished and no matter how hard we tried we couldn't get it right. Our images made the surface look very matte. After watching this video start to finish several times so I can jot down notes we followed your advice and the difference was astonishing. That was enough for us to like and subscribe. I do have one question for you. How important is the diffused light behind the product? We set up a softbox behind the product and angled it upwards and also tried at 90 degrees (i.e. pointing straight at the product and so far our images look better without the rear light. The rear light appears to be drowning out the reflections created from the two softboxes set upon an angle either side of the product. I haven't tried pointing the rear light downwards (i.e. raise the light up the point it down onto the subject. Thank you so much for creating such an excellent tutorial. We will check out your courses on your website as well. Keep up the awesome content. Thanks, Chris

It was really helpful sir

How would you shoot this against a white background?

Thank you. Very helpful.

May I ask what brand cameras are good for photo products of stainless steel cookware whether Canon, Nikon or Sony. thanks

How to take a photo of bottle is Matte & level on the bottle is glossy ?

Do you have any photography for Home Appliances.... Such as Refrigerator, Air conditioners & Juicer Blender.. etc

can I ask what you are using to tether the images to your laptop? Is it a cord? If so, how are you able to see live view? Thanks so much for this tutorial!

What the name of the plate is have the product on?

Awesome video, really helpful. Thanks Alex

Thanks for your videos.. I'm actually beginner in commercial photography, Lately I had project to photograph hand watches , I faced a challenge that the reflection of the camera and (me) appears into the shiny parts of the watches!! Do u have suggestions to eliminate such unwanted reflections?! Please help me... Thanks in advance ...

Hi Alex, hope you well. Is it possible to get the same effect using continuous light (soft boxes with bulbs) ? I have glossy/reflective shower head. Thanks

Great and information vdos you have made with warm regards,

Thank you! very helpful~

how is the background black and physically its not? im trying to figure it out

tnx👌👌👌👌

Wow- The Translum went up $30 in three years!

Hello hope u well I saw the video n like it very much can u pls tell me what software u using to see the images shades...

The generic " inspirational " music that is used in a lot of videos is very annoying. The content 9f the video is excellent.....but please ditch the music ..

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