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Luxury watch photography tutorial: Behind the Shot with Andrew Hoyle

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Join CNET photographer Andrew Hoyle as he takes you through his studio setup for photographing the luxury Hublot Big Bang Meca 10 P2P Bitcoin watch, and the Photoshop post-processing steps needed to create a stunning product image.
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6 сен 2024

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@raveenpanosian5036 3 месяца назад

Thank you so much for the in depth behind the scenes. Really helpful

@Burzcasts Месяц назад

Why not increase the aperture and get the entire watch in focus in one shot ?

@paulright1574 Год назад

What was the lens you used?

@litfilms771 4 года назад

Extremely helpful man! Thanks!

@user-vb1ig2fu1m 5 лет назад

Great job! Thanks!

@kowshiksarker5759 5 лет назад

Awesome.. love the way you pay attention to those little details 🙂👌

@liamanthony628 3 года назад

pro tip : you can watch movies on kaldroStream. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies recently.

@zayndominick3842 3 года назад

@Liam Anthony definitely, I've been watching on KaldroStream for months myself :)

@kamdenabdullah614 3 года назад

@Liam Anthony yup, been using kaldroStream for years myself =)

@tibantravel3554 4 года назад

What setting did you use to take the photo?

@amirhosseinnurani3846 4 года назад

It was very useful, tell me the type of camera and lens

@hamidrahimi1148 4 года назад

Please tell us full specifications lens that you used in this video and also camera model! Thanks

@Paladin1649 4 года назад

WHY use the "stack and stitch" process with multiple images? Any photographer has at least one lens whose depth-of-field can cover the entire thickness of a watch. Can you not capture front-to-back focus by adjusting light, aperture and distance to subject?

@ViktorTatarczuk 3 года назад

Kent Olinger I realize this is 6 months ago, but If you're still interested in knowing the answer, let me know!

@dalton1824 3 года назад

@@ViktorTatarczuk Why wouldn't you have just answered it instead of saying let me know?

@ViktorTatarczuk 3 года назад

@@dalton1824 I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he had found out himself in the meantime. He clearly has photography experience, so I found it quite likely that he sought out the answer anyways.

@cesaragustinus 3 года назад

Obviously because when the aperture is to small, F16 and smaller for example, it would make the image not as sharp as it would on wider aperture. A professional watch photo need not only to be focused, but also sharp.