Great, thoughtful, concise guide! Stumbled across your video because I need to do some product photos for my website (books 😔I don't know how to photograph them looking nice) and this was a really helpful, principles-based guide that cleared up a few things for me. I hope you do more content like this!
Thats so awesome to hear! Im glad i was able to help you out! feel free to ask any questions you may have and ill try my best to answer them! Best of luck on your photos and your website!
@@bryanwanphotography do you know what brand your backdrop stand is from Amazon? Lots of reviews say these stands can’t hold the weight of paper rolls so want to make sure I get the right one 😄
@@sophieallison1329 Hi there, i believe these are the Emart brand ones from amazon, it can hold the weight but they are a bit flimsy. but i dont expect to move around alot or shake the stand so for my use case it just permanently sits there and doesnt move. If you plan on moving them often i would suggest maybe a sturdier stand, or remove the paper rolls before moving the stand elsewhere!
Patterns meaning different variety of colors or shapes or anything. Ex. Instead of using a white backdrop maybe use a marble backdrop, something with some change in colors or shapes. I hope this answers your question!
If you dont have a studio light you can always position the product near a window and use natural light! I made a video on the different types of lighting conditions on my channel you should check out!
Background (if you can call it that) music too loud, irritating, distracting and totally unnecessary. Tutorial on the other hand was very informative and educational. I would have cloned out the wire instead of cutting a hole in my backdrop. 15mm lens on full frame or crop sensor?
Concerning the background, I disagree. Especially coming from someone like myself who is easily irritated by loud sounds. Everyone is, however, unique. I definitely detect your arrogance, and it's blatantly evident you're just looking to go out of your way to be critical over something just because you can’t help yourself as you’re easily detected a narcissist.
Duly noted thanks for the feedback. You can definitely clone out the wire as well, everyone has their own workflow, i try to get it as "perfect" as i can out of camera to make my life a little easier. This was shot on a full frame 50mm lens, anything wider would distort the image IMO.
Those ‘sauce thingys’ are ramekins.
Great video.
Haha 😂 yea I had to google them after I made the video
Great video Bryan. Looking forward to the growth of your channel. Don't give up.
Thanks so much bro! That means a lot!
Great, thoughtful, concise guide! Stumbled across your video because I need to do some product photos for my website (books 😔I don't know how to photograph them looking nice) and this was a really helpful, principles-based guide that cleared up a few things for me. I hope you do more content like this!
Thats so awesome to hear! Im glad i was able to help you out! feel free to ask any questions you may have and ill try my best to answer them! Best of luck on your photos and your website!
So helpful thank you
You’re welcome! Feel free to ask questions if you have any!
This video came up on my CZcams suggested - Glad I clicked it.
Nicely done, to the point and your shots were great!. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the love! Hopefully I was able to give you some good points!
Well done Bryan. I thoroughly enjoyed this content and looking forward to many more… Subscribed!
Thank you so much! If theres anything you would like to learn more of feel free to let me know and ill try my best to make it!
Great Video! I appreciate your time and attention to detail. Thank you!
Im gald you found it helpful!
Those little dishes are ramekins 😃
Thanks for letting me know! I had no idea what they were called for the longest time😂
Cheers man, just what I was looking for 👌🏻
Glad you liked it! Feel free ask any questions you might have!
yo bruh i thought this was like a high sub channel, nice quality videos lol
Haha Thanks man i appreciate the love!
Hey man, great job.
Thank you! Im glad you enjoyed it and I hope you learned something new!
Nice video. Try to make it more engaging. Somewhere in the middle i kind of lost the interest. But overall it was great.
Hey thanks so for the feedback! I really appreciate it, Ill definitely take note for future videos
Sauce holders lol
LOL i have now learned that they are called ramekins😂
Hi there! Where did you get your background paper and setup?
Got the paper from my local camera store. Called Savage Seamless paper, and the stand is from amazon!
@@bryanwanphotography do you know what brand your backdrop stand is from Amazon? Lots of reviews say these stands can’t hold the weight of paper rolls so want to make sure I get the right one 😄
@@sophieallison1329 Hi there, i believe these are the Emart brand ones from amazon, it can hold the weight but they are a bit flimsy. but i dont expect to move around alot or shake the stand so for my use case it just permanently sits there and doesnt move.
If you plan on moving them often i would suggest maybe a sturdier stand, or remove the paper rolls before moving the stand elsewhere!
What if we want to take picture with iPhone?
you can definitely do it with your smartphone too, especially if you dont have a camera!
Pattern means settings ?
Patterns meaning different variety of colors or shapes or anything. Ex. Instead of using a white backdrop maybe use a marble backdrop, something with some change in colors or shapes. I hope this answers your question!
@@bryanwanphotography thank you ;)
and what about light?
If you dont have a studio light you can always position the product near a window and use natural light! I made a video on the different types of lighting conditions on my channel you should check out!
Background (if you can call it that) music too loud, irritating, distracting and totally unnecessary. Tutorial on the other hand was very informative and educational. I would have cloned out the wire instead of cutting a hole in my backdrop. 15mm lens on full frame or crop sensor?
Concerning the background, I disagree. Especially coming from someone like myself who is easily irritated by loud sounds. Everyone is, however, unique. I definitely detect your arrogance, and it's blatantly evident you're just looking to go out of your way to be critical over something just because you can’t help yourself as you’re easily detected a narcissist.
Duly noted thanks for the feedback. You can definitely clone out the wire as well, everyone has their own workflow, i try to get it as "perfect" as i can out of camera to make my life a little easier. This was shot on a full frame 50mm lens, anything wider would distort the image IMO.