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thank you!

Thank you for showing us how you edited on photoshop.

Excellent, you make the easiest lighting and photoshop tutorials! Hoping to join your next course cohort. Thanks for all that you do!

hi mate did you do a full video about this or is it me going mad and cant find it ??? haha

You are like, the best. I love you 😍 thank you for this video

Hello, thank you for sharing. I am just starting on Photoshop. I couldn't move the object the same way you moved the can since it's telling me "Could not move the selection because the pixels in a group cannot be edited without merging the group." Is there a step to add without merging the group ? Also I was trying to keep some reflection in addition to the shadow but when I've reach the point of adjusting the levels it didn't work out. What would be the steps to use this method for reflections ?

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there are much easier ways. bad

I already have an 85mm equivalent for my a6700 so would this be good to start with?

is the photoshop backdrop replacement necessary for e-commerce product photos? It's not achievable with the flash? Its a pain in the ass to cut hundreds of products besides retouching all of them already

all talk, why dont you get to see what the srobe light looks like? all you get is him talking.

Can you get similar effect with just iPhone and maybe ring light or natural light don’t have all the lighting equipment yet. I do have photo shop

Wow simple and effective

hi jacob exact same thing doesn't work well in case you got color background instead white

Hello my friend, Great and informative video, please I would really appreciate it if you read my comment and reply. I do cooking videos and I would like to find Sony camera lens that is able to take 4k image to a cooking pan from about a meter away to avoid the heat and the splashing oil but at the same time to be able to zoom very close to get a micro image to the ingredients. I would really appreciate your help.

awesome video...curious....did you say GUA-JIAN blur? lol - It's "GA"....then "U"........correct sounds like gau-see-an

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Hello ! What softbox are you using ?

So good! so keen for this :)

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Good Job Mr Affif 👍😃

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Too bad I don't have a light, nor the money to get one.

What an amazing teacher ❤ positivity on 100% 😂❤

I messed up somehow lmfao, the color isn't coloring, i used yellow instead of red, like you did. But it's showing up on white and also the product isn't that sharp, i.e., zoomed in

wow amazing! definitely gonna try it!

Great vide , great channel

Do you have any course on photoshop for food and product photographers? I wanna get better at editing 😊

This is just amazing, thank you! Works even with soft shadows!

Very good,,, wait for the next upload

Can a amran 60d constant light with apature lantarn softbox be also usable for foodphotography?

Love this mate!! Do you usually shoot doing normal opening hours or set up the shoot in after hours to have your space?

Good video.

awesome video! I love it. Thank you for sharing all the info and tips.

very helpful video :)

Straight to the point tutorials, thank god!!! i've been following you forever on insta and found your channel by accident, loving it

1:50 is camera settings

Photoshop needs to make an easier way to do this.

so helpful 🎉

Nice tutorial for people trying to learn how to edit food BUT i think you went way overboard on the edits. I understand wanting to clean things up and you absolutely should touch up food photos but food isn't perfect. The ingredients shouldn't be so clean cut. There should be visible "flaws". If you make everything perfect than the food looks like a fake plastic prop. For anything CGI related you have to mimic real life and real life has flaws and imperfections. Not shitting on the video at all. I would just pull back on the perfections.

No food photographer who is a working food photographer would ever use motor oil, nor would their stylist, unless perhaps for a stock image. Usually, the pancakes are indeed sprayed but with something like Krylon clear spray. As for the syrup . . . if you are shooting an ad for syrup, you had better be using syrup, because if anyone ever discovers the duplicity (and stupidity) . . . there will be one lawsuit after another. Standard practice for syrup is one of two things, boil it down slightly (doesn't work for light syrups), or the usual, which is transfer the syrup to a drip type dispenser bottle (better control for the pour) . . . and put it in the refrigerator for a short bit. That has been pretty much standard practice in any studio I have been in which shoots food . . . and I have been shooting food commercially for over forty years.

Great tutorial!

awesome video and great energy ! can you suggest a lighting setup i can do for shooting watches ? i do flat lays for my website. my camera is a sony a7riv and lens is a 2.8f 90mm macro. currently just using a little light box on either end, but its not the best. thank you Dmitri

It's work on clothes?

When the job finally brings in the first million dollars.

This is the best version of this I’ve seen by far! Haha 😂😂😂

This is really helpful for my drinks photography! Your channel is very educating and entertaining, I had to go back to your oldest videos to see what you were up to 3 years ago and I lt didn’t disappoint 🙏🙏🙏

You should have kept all those original shadows from your first shot otherwise to me this final product looks too fake I don't like the look of it.