How to Place/Arrange Products

[@mahdikh4821]

This guy is so fucking underrated, you can watch all of his videos and boom now you know everything

[@LukeAyers]

Thanks bro :)

[@ErichWeiler-y3z]

I remember when you had to spend a lot of money to learn this stuff. I’m loving this channel. My photography has become so much better because of Luke. His explanations make perfect sense

[@LukeAyers]

That’s great to hear

[@caroltown3162]

Excellent video with great tips!

[@jeroenbeukers2711]

Fantastic tutorial Luke! Thank you for sharing all your hard-won knowledge, I know you spent a lot of time learning and find your sharing invaluable, you're a rockstar man! :)

[@LukeAyers]

Thanks a lot dude 👍😊

[@kimayers9885]

Wow!! Love your advice! Simple yet very effective! Thanks Luke! 🙏👌❤

[@pratipkarmakar01]

Great video as always

[@tonykeogh6139]

Always great advice and presented in such an easy to understand way.

[@strel933]

Beautiful.

[@sachinkhare1688]

Your tips help a lot plus your way of explaining things is great.

[@runailsworld]

Love you, my ❤

[@andreaguidera1560]

Great video! Groupings can be a challenge. This helped a lot! I do have a question about the number of items in a group. I know in interior decorating world it’s best that a collection that is grouped together should consist of an odd number of items. Should you practice this when you are shooting for a brand that has numerous items in their range? Say for instance a seasonal makeup range by Chanel or a skincare line for any brand.

[@LukeAyers]

No there isn't any law that you need to have an odd number or a specific number of objects in your product shots. But by using the basics of diagonal lines in your placement of them you get creative in trying to apply it. This is where the skill and art and lots of practice of it really comes in handy

[@andreaguidera1560]

@@LukeAyers thank you!!

[@brendamiranda1040]

Where were you all this tiimeeeee! Saving my life out here!

[@LukeAyers]

You’re welcome :)

[@izzy_galleries]

Great tips from the photo+graphy giant. Thank you Luke ✌️💥💥👌👌

[@LukeAyers]

Thanks dude

[@thenarberry]

Always looking forward to your videos

[@Mike_Roman]

Thank you really!! How are you maintaining the focus for all items on that close distance?

[@LukeAyers]

You're welcome buddy. Actually the focus isn't really maintained that well and the foreground is a bit blurry. Aperture was about f2.5 on the video camera.

[@Nischal_m]

Which camera was this footage shot ?

[@LukeAyers]

BMPCC 4K

[@JTDOutdoors]

been waiting for your next video

[@morganbvn]

Bravo Zulu M8!

[@Nischal_m]

Does having a flashlight which is powerful like ad200 pro is necessary or just normal speedlite is enough to get the smooth lighting ?

[@LukeAyers]

The smoothness of the lighting is from the softbox, not the power of the light. So yes you could use any light really

[@Nischal_m]

@@LukeAyers thanks Luke ❤️

[@bryallen11]

You're the best!!

[@bernadinecabanas331]

I should have found this man before buying expensive gear 😂 Thanks for the money saving tips 😊