At-Home Product Photography: SHAPE light in 3 MINUTES

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I'm going to walk you through intentionally adding shadows and negative fill to help shape the light around your product.
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[@HaasHouse]

Let me know if you have any questions!

[@caseyq.2524]

How to clean background and color in photoshop

[@HaasHouse]

​@@caseyq.2524 Hey, this was an easy edit. I colored this in Capture 1 but you could use Camera RAW in photoshop. I use the white bg to color pick my white balance then do a few minor tweaks pushing shads/mids/highs. Just make sure you pay attn to your histogram and you're not losing detail. After that I remove any imperfections with the healing brush and clone stamp. Clean up the product. Then dodge/burn everything to make it pop.

[@LaurenJohnson-nn9lu]

excuuuuuse me? this was so fast and informative you really delivered on that. great job here.

[@DJSIC82]

best video of product photography!!!! thanks

[@HaasHouse]

Much appreciated 😃

[@edo27]

this is an incredible tutorial!! i love the way you laid it out, thank you!

[@awildalora3454]

The best tutorial I've seen about this so far. So short, so good, so efficient! Thank you!

[@HaasHouse]

Glad it was helpful! I've got a new one coming out tomorrow morning

[@mandytoh6471]

Awesome tutorial. Short and to the point. Totally got my attention.

[@ACDigitalKenya]

First of all, I'm glad you're back. Just discovered you and I'd love to learn more!

[@jennbakos2881]

This was a great video. Easy to follow and to the point! Really helpful.

[@behystudio]

Great job man! I've checked many videos about product photography lighting and this on is one of the best I've ever seen. short and efficient. Keep up the good work. 🔥🔥

[@Brittnioceansidevibe]

Thank you for this!

[@BryonBlack1]

Short and helpful earns you a sub, my friend

[@aidadh6739]

Soooo useful and easy to understand⭐👌

[@titovayou]

Thank you! Love your attitude!

[@HaasHouse]

Thank YOU, appreciate you taking time to comment

[@maxgensler9572]

Great job duuuud looks killer

[@ByKristinaStudio]

This video was SO helpful and easy to follow along with. Thank you!

[@HaasHouse]

love to hear it!

[@leilaturlybek300]

thank you!

[@annar301]

Love the simplicity!

[@jmabellanosa4513]

Liked and subscribed. Helped me a ton. Thank you mate!

[@HaasHouse]

Here to help!

[@yuzhenwang9764]

Love the video and all the comparisons throughout to explain what’s actually changing!

[@HaasHouse]

Thanks Yuzhen :) Trying to help anyone watching see exactly whats happening

[@kellychromatic]

this....this is everything.... thank you

[@lauragrace8191]

This was insanely helpful and well-made!! Really dig your split-screen at the beginning.

[@HaasHouse]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

[@jopipalo813]

Just saw your channel!! Omg love this video, it's short and very informative ✨

[@HaasHouse]

Thank you! More to come

[@MakedaSandford]

amazing!!

[@user-oc6mr1jr6s]

So short and full of info i already understand how Light travels but needed to have this visualised as I am new to product photography. Just wow

[@HaasHouse]

Awesome, glad to hear it helped. It definitely helps when you can see what each light is doing

[@icreatecontent67]

Amazing and Useful content. Straight to the point. Amazing Results 💥

[@HaasHouse]

Appreciate that! New video coming out tomorrow morning you'd probably dig

[@SaraPista]

Love this video! Would love to see more of this in your channel! Greetings from Spain! :)

[@HaasHouse]

Thanks Sara, working on more between shooting for clients. Glad you liked it.

[@kurniawanadikrisna]

cool!

[@44also44]

How some tutorials should be, clear, short, and concise! Thank you!

[@HaasHouse]

Much love Alberto

[@ellefrizzell5263]

So helpful, thank you.

[@HaasHouse]

Glad it helped! Got a new one dropping tomorrow morning. Appreciate the comment, Elle.

[@humbertofilms3758]

Great Tutorial! Wicht off camera flash do you use? I´m looking to buy the TTL Godox Xpro-c Trigger, any recomendations?

[@nand_patel]

Just bought myself an AD200 for food photography. Awesome video!

[@HaasHouse]

Love it! Such a good light for the price

[@dangchanpen22]

Soooo good Michael, thank you. Just stumbled across your channel and so glad I did.

[@HaasHouse]

Appreciate that brother 🙏

[@dangchanpen22]

@@HaasHouse gonna need more from you now bruh

[@HaasHouse]

@@dangchanpen22 Got more in the works as we speak

[@dangchanpen22]

@@HaasHouse looking forward to learning from you bruh

[@luminouscoffee]

Dope!

[@lewisfilms]

Damn good stuff!! Thank you!

[@HaasHouse]

Man thank you. Apreciate the support! Got more coming.

[@ashrafulatik8978]

Hi Michael. thanks for sharing. Have you ever tried the Autoretouch-AI-powered image editing tool to automate the image editing process? Need your opinion regarding that tool

[@ago255]

Did you use the Pocket Flash AD200 for the light source? Would you share the link to the equipment you used in the video? Thanks! Looking forward for more videos

[@velafresh]

Nice, do a tutorial for reflective material like jewelry photography

[@Ady.B]

Would love to see more product photography vids

[@HaasHouse]

Thanks Aditya - anything specific? New video will be up soon!

[@Ady.B]

@@HaasHouse a video about strobe light would be great! I'm a continuous light person and just getting into strobe light set ups because of e-commerce shoots.

[@HaasHouse]

@@Ady.B That's awesome, welcome. I'll see if I can't put something together soon

[@aaron_reina]

Love this! Can you share how to make your backdrops?

[@HaasHouse]

Yea that could be dope, anything specific you're curious about

[@aaron_reina]

@@HaasHouse yeah, thanks for the quick response. I shoot coffee and crepes. I was curious on how you make your backdrop with the different colors and textures.

[@melletrinity8229]

Love this what do you use to hold up the card board

[@HaasHouse]

A clamps - you can buy them on Amazon or a hardware store. Super handy!

[@DanYosua]

And THAT'S how to earn a sub ladies and gentleman. Great vid!

[@HaasHouse]

Much love Dan 🙏

[@jonatanlofberg]

Found you guys on Instagram, I’ve been trying to do that palm leaf shadow for a while but never get good end results. Never has hard lines unless I put a lot of hard light, but then I flood the scene with that light…

[@OZZOZZ]

Dude you won't believe me but this exact setup can be entirely replicated in 3D. I just tested it out and got pretty similar results. Instant subscribe!

[@HaasHouse]

That’s dope - I’ve been seeing more 3D photography on my socials and think it’s really cool

[@maxgensler9572]

I’m tryna subscribe to this newsletter doh

[@HaasHouse]

Got it here my guyyy: www.haas-house.com/learn/product-photography-learn-to-shape-light

[@KyleKelley]

What remote are you using to trigger the camera?

[@corinapapadopoulou3149]

Thank you soooo much for sharing the set up, I wanted to ask you when it comes to setting the light what are the settings ?and by that I mean what number does the fill light and the key light have (referring to the number of light intensity) like is the fill light 4 and the key light 9, ( picked the numbers randomly) i basically asking how do you coordinate the intensity of the lights. I hope this wasn't confusing xD

[@HaasHouse]

Hey Corina, that makes total sense - it's never the same. But as a general rule my fill light is a stop below my key. There are a lot of setups where it varies. Just worry about building you scene with your fill light FIRST. Get a nice evenly lit scene - just enough to fill in the shadows. Then add your key. If your fill is too bright, it'll act like a key and you lose the purpose of a two light setup. Hope that helps!

[@chrisvonburske9899]

This is incredible! What kind of lights do you use? I have a Godox SL60 continuous light. It is a cheap light and just doesn't; seem to be nearly bright enough

[@HaasHouse]

Hey Chris, I use an AD400 and three AD200. I know what you mean about the SL60 I still have one laying around. If you want to stick with continuous light the Godox VL300 is a beast for product photography/video

[@chrisvonburske9899]

@@HaasHouse awesome, thank you!!

[@MattD37]

Where did you get that stand thing you have the MDF boards clipped to? Thanks!

[@HaasHouse]

It was a cheap backdrop stand on Amazon. I think it was neewer but any of them would work

[@belleboca5997]

May I know what tripod you are using?

[@GoldenTechReview]

What camera and lens are you using? Thanks

[@HaasHouse]

Sony A7iii and 24-105 99% of the time!

[@hokira7880]

Noice.

[@maxgensler9572]

Can we talk about this mans vocals too? I mean 🥵🥵

[@HaasHouse]

Everyone, get you a friend like Max

[@ACDigitalKenya]

I know Max. I need an audio recording tut like right now!!

[@andreeam.1239]

title is At-Home Product Photography and there he is at 20 seconds in... showing me a huge mushroom umbrella thing for the lighting. BYE! i'm out

[@HaasHouse]

See ya