Perfect step by step instructions on beer lighting. I like the fog effect and lighting behind the bottle. Thanks! This will help me as I build my portfolio with new shots to capture.

impressive video, step by step, really instructive great job

Hey Connor! I am a music artist originally from Colorado. I was curious if I could use this footage for a lyric video for new song I am releasing this month. I will credit you and your work in the description!

Are there any photographers left or is everyone just a photoshop expert nowadays?

I truly enjoy it, and you're fantastic. I viewed this video today, and it does not appear like one from six years ago. The style and colour are quite current. 👍😎

You are incredible. I am a photography student who searches KZbin to learn beer bottle photography. I adore the final images and I rarely use dodge and burn. You give an awesome example of how this tool can really bring the image to life. Are you still takjng pictures ? You got great talent. 👍😎

I SERIOUSLY appreciate this great tutorial!!

awesome man

How do Videos of Content come out so Great like this Beautiful Amazing. :)

Are you planning a video on photo librarys/databases?

Can you do a video of how you shift focus while recording?

what do you use to separate de bottle? a Pen?

Awesome thank you

wow , thank You !!!

What's the location at 1:58?

This is a sick video man! I was wondering where was the location of the first scene and is it illegal to fly your drone in these parks or are these parks not considered as a National Park?

wow I loved this!! I love when I get to use Photoshop to edit.. Thanks!! Can't wait to try something like this!!

Great tutorial. Love the incorporation of the water effects. Any chance you could shoot a perfume pottle and incorporate the rippling water?

Song name?

“It’s called a fresnel” hahaha, a little suspicious of a proclaimed photographer if they don’t know the pronunciation is Fruh-nel

Stupid music ruins this for hard of hearing. What's the point of it?

where we can obtain splash photography?

The way u explain whole things make everyting looks easier 🥳

Finally bro.. million thanks for sharing this 🙏🙏 i hope u have an amazing life !!

Thx bro 👍

hey bro dope video! What editing software do you use

They're commonly called "Magnification Diopters, Close-Up Lens Filters, or just Diopters." The following is just my opinion based on personal use and observation. . While your lens is fast at 1.8, offering a "shallow depth of field" when shooting normally, a fixed focal length lens at 1.8, 2.8, etc. is unnecessary as the DOF is so shallow, we're talking millimeters, between in focus and not in focus, a fast lens means very little when shooting images with this tight of a DOF. I've used OLD and new - 18-55mm KIT, 55-250mm and 70-300mm telephoto lenses (Canon, Tamron, Sigma, etc), with diopters and extension tubes. . The images were sharp, well lit and in focus using these lenses at f/3.5 to f/16 with no defraction or color fringing. Fixed focal length (which some people call "prime"), offer no special advantages to this type of photography. Also, most hobbyists, beginners and intermediates are testing the waters, so investing in a fixed lens or overpriced macro lens, is simply not realistic. . I, and many of my colleagues, refuse to use fixed lenses or overpriced "macro" lenses, they simply don't offer a valid return on investment. again, this is merely my view to inform others and let others choose to spend a lot, and get "MEH," in return or learn to perfect their efforts through cost savings and harder (yet, free), work to obtain WALL PRINT quality images.

awesome video mate. i'll def use the techniques for some beer videos/photos i have coming up.

Good job!!

Hi Connor! Thanks for the wonderful tutorial! May I ask what tripod were you using in the video?

Those two white bars were brilliant !

We used to do this for Carlsberg back in the 80th. All the effects was packed in one shoot on 4x5 film. No post production could really be added, so we had to lit of the back of the bottle with a small reflector screen.

how do we share our shots with you!

the best product tutorial ive found on here thanks man

I was looking through my old saved vids and stumbled on this one.. 2 days ago.. I snagged the Canon R5 That thing is a Beast! I'm still Rocking Tamron 2.8 Lenses.. My 70-200 2.8 is Canon.. I have the IS III version. I will eventually invest into the RF system.. Tripods.. I have a few varying in price.. But I do have a $60 one that is surprisingly awesome by NEEWER.. It has actually held up better than my much more pricey Manfrotto.. It's taken a beating.. I have horror stories about storage.. Lost 2 HARD DRIVES! Pictures forever lost.

Seriously awesome bro 👌

This is so clever! Amazing job

Wow Connor! What a perfect presentation. A tremendous learning experience. Thank you so much.

I wish you had gone through the editing procedure

what would you charge to do a product photography?

Hi Connor Good instruction. How did you make the white line behind the bottle? You didn’t show the shot. Thanks

well done. I can't afford a camera (I live in Brazil, so expensive here), so I'll do some shots with my cellphone camera and a ring light and hope for the best lol

Awesome shots. Love the reverse tilt reveals. Also appreciate you putting the locations in the description. Just moved to Colorado so I'm definitely checking out these spots.

Thanks I have a shoot tomorrow in a similar style - never done it before so this is super helpful

Not LR 2020, this is LR Classic

nice bro thanks for sharing

oh man! this what I was looking for thx

Fabulous video! Best one I found. Thanks so much. Great teacher. Do you remember the size of those softbox?

thank you so much for the tutorial! very informative and easy to understand! please make more of these!

Nice