How to Shoot Outstanding Product Photography with Basic Light Shapers

[@josephchan4198]

I want to thank the photographers, and Broncolor for a great series of videos. I see what I can photography during the fall.

[@ShahidMalik-pf6hm]

beautiful use of mirrors and flags to control and shape light

[@josephchan4198]

Looks good!! I will see if I can get some headphone next 12 month. I have to see what my budget is. Thanks.

[@IOSBABY]

Awesome

[@simianinc]

I love these kind of tutorials! Thanks

[@giordanonagro3592]

Thank you so much!!! This was so interesting and very well executed!!! Thanks for sharing all these “secrets tips” in stillife photography!!

[@px7168]

Nice photo great studio.

[@skiiizo]

Bravo and thank you !

[@TheRg191]

Brilliant video, the basic kit premise tickled me when I priced up the two Foba Saono/Ceona sliding clamps $670.00 for two. I'm forever battling super clamps and friction arms trying to achieve small movements in a similar scenarios and was extremely impressed with the easy adjustments on the clamps used but not impressed enough to spend almost $700.00 for a minimal set up. Great video none the less.

[@luizfreire7304]

Always good to catch up with the dynamic duo. Merry Christmas & Frohe Weihnachten - Karl & Urs

[@ursrecher3812]

Luiz Freire thanks a lot. All the best for you, too.

[@windhundgang]

Thank you for sharing, we will try it out.

[@vivekvishwakarma1253]

Thankyou ❤

[@TW-CreativeStudioGuy]

Great tutorial Urs and Karl! Off hand, what level of brightness do you prefer to calibrate your monitors to, when working within your studio’s shooting area? (e.g. 100-120 cd/m2)

[@broncolorworld]

Hi It highly depends on the work environment. Urs usually follows the recommendations of his calibration tool "Datacolor Spyder x Elite" when setting up his monitor. However, most of the times it is very close to 120 cd/m2. best wishes, broncolor

[@TW-CreativeStudioGuy]

@@broncolorworld Thanks so much for your reply! I have been a Broncolor user for 25 years (9 packs and 11 Pulso heads).