5 Light Wine Photography with ONE Speedlight | Easy Capture & Photoshop Edit

[@workphlo]

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[@Splitleaf]

that completed shot 🤤 Anytime you do a single speed light tutorial I’m so happy!! they’re so easy to try myself

[@workphlo]

Thanks, I love speedlights and wine!

[@erictidmore8047]

This is the way 👍🏼

[@workphlo]

👍 💯

[@microtasker]

Thanks for the shoutout; indeed CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+E is the best macro. 🎅

[@workphlo]

Thank you!!!

[@anthonydsouza1366]

Dustin, you are a genius. I love your video's, they are so good.

[@workphlo]

Thank you Anthony! All the best in 2022

[@anthonydsouza1366]

@@workphlo Thank you Dustin, all the best for 2022 to you too

[@daveteodoro8453]

Phenomenal Video again. 🤙🏼

[@workphlo]

Thanks for tuning in!!

[@workphlo]

Have a *fantastic* new year workphlo viewers, thanks for tuning in! Cheers! 😊🍷 Don't forget your shooting table attachment plate before the new year: workphlo.shop/s

[@Gee-Wizz]

Such a sweet image with just one speed light, thanks for the tutorial DD and have great new year.

[@workphlo]

Have a great new year!

[@pernikoff]

Your final images are incredible, but you're an excellent teacher. Thank you for doing these videos!

[@Riiko666]

Thank you for yet another fantastic tutorial! :3

[@workphlo]

Thank you for watching our tutorial!

[@Anna-hk1xw]

I've been loving your videos!! Do you have any specific techniques, tips, or tricks for photographing electronics/gadgets?

[@johnesposito5555]

Lovin' your videos, learning a lot. Just got a strip box for Christmas and tried one light like this, came out ok hopefully with practice and your lessons they will get better. Thanks for all you do.

[@vmoleirinho]

love this! thank you for the great work

[@mujtabatareen]

High quality Content 💯

[@olfertpoelen]

duuuuuddddeeeeeee....... * my jaw just dropped *

[@mrpullover9353]

Hi Justin, great content, no nonsense, love that! I shoot beer cans quite alot but always seem to get a dark stripe in the center of the can. This can sometimes be solved by chilling it before the shoot but I was wondering if you got any other tips on that, maybe reflect light differently or something!

[@workphlo]

Hi! Yes lighting from the Left or Right can create a dark channel in the center, some people solve this by cutting a hole in a diffuser, and shooting the lens through it, to get the stubborn center when needed. But there are also a lot of beautiful possibilities without a center light! Best of luck! Make sure to check out our "Bottle Support Plate" workphlo.shop/b Cheers

[@papabearhoney963]

Hi Great video AGAIN! few questions? I noticed at the start of your Photoshop that the layers were coloured normally there no any reason for this? Also can you explain a wee bit more in your editing parts from us beginners please? maybe moving the mouse over and explaining whats being affected. Thanks again for a great video..

[@workphlo]

Thx for watching! Just colored them for more organization, and to match my green and red pants for Christmas. Cheers!

[@bryallen11]

Hi dustin. You're amazing as always, much love. Just a few criticisms.. please tell us your camera settings while you are shooting, will help us beginners understand what f-stop you're using and what shutter speed. Another thing. Would it be possible to have your attachments be larger? I photograph vinyl records that are 12 in x 12 in so I think your stand attachments are too small.

[@workphlo]

Hey, thanks for the suggestions! I may make a larger support plate at some point and will try to send you the link!

[@organicsnowman]

Thank you! Love your teaching style. I’ve been trying to create an image of raspberries in a wine glass( no liquid). Just can’t seem to get them lit without the glass having weird reflections. Am I trying something very advanced for a beginner?

[@darkspeed62]

This one is cool but a bit too much editing for my liking. It felt a bit too much like it was more in the editing than it was in the actual lighting and setup. A sort of uncaring fly by the seat of your pants kind of setup. As cool as the editing was, it was so un-characteristic of the actual shot, I'm not sure if I like it.