Product Photography on White Background

[@slimkat160lb]

Thank you 1 million mate. You definitely did your thing and I appreciate all you have showed me.

[@RoarFactory]

So glad to hear!!!! Thanks for following and commenting… but did you subscribe? Haha kidding

[@daniel.shalome]

Got a product shoot today, nervous last time. Doing the homework this time by watching your video. Simple imma use it today!

[@RoarFactory]

Yay!!! How did you go?

[@daniel.shalome]

@@RoarFactory I did amazing man. Thanks the top light worked great. Had difficulty doing the same light setup for a bottled product as major light reflected in. Glass bottle. I shot another packaged product well. Learnt something new.

[@Line-vw5io]

Some good tips, thx. Just 1 thing. Forget that your sharpness is at f14 or higher. The higher you go from some point, the more blurred you get. So many make this mistake. Find the sweetspot of the lens you use (there is software for it) I bet you that your best sharpness is more between f4 and f9. Object to big, then focus stacking. ;)

[@stefanjobe5369]

What software is this?

[@shibanimishra5277]

Great tutorial .. I recently shot all my images .. for a catalogues using similar lighting.. pretty good outcome..Thanks

[@RoarFactory]

Thats great to hear Shibani :) I hope the shoot went well for you 🙌

[@darrengodssonfielding]

hey man. I really appreciated this walkthrough. From lighting to editing you helped a ton.

[@JackyLi]

This video came in perf for my product gig soon, thanks Jacob!

[@RoarFactory]

Oh fantastic 😁 so glad it helped

[@mmmmmmmmmm710]

you deserve more subs mate! Awesome content!

[@percywillis]

Great video. You should do more food related videos. There are not a lot of videos on that content. I make hamburgers, but editing in post is very confusing and hard. I'm having to learn as I go!

[@rodmehta5356]

Thanks. I usually get a brush in either program and blow out the highlights with the help of the histogram and clipping indicator. Fastest way I know. Masking is okay on products with straight lines, but try vegetables with serrated leaves :-) This way it also leaves a 'vignette' type inverse glow around the product or object which I find more pleasing and directing for the eye. Cheers from WA!

[@RoarFactory]

Ooow interesting:) Thanks for sharing! Appreciate the comment 😊

[@benjamindbailey]

Great tutorial, thanks!

[@khaledmanzalawi]

I really needed that, thanks a lot man.

[@ibrahiemk]

Great video! What C-stand/boom are you using?

[@johnleighdesigns]

It was great to see your approach with one light and I wondered if you have been able to achieve pure white background and floor in any alternative setup that does not require any post production work?

[@RoarFactory]

Hi John, to achieve pure white background you will be looking at a 3 light setup. For example, you will want the wall to be seperate from the white table in which your product will be sitting on. This will allow you to light the white wall separately to the product, giving you more control of how white you want the white wall to be. One you’re happy with the whiteness of the wall, you will have a second light on the side of the product in a large softbox. You may also like to add a white bounce card OR mirror, on the other side of the product to brighten the shadows. ...hope that makes sense?

[@johnleighdesigns]

@@RoarFactory apreciate the feedback many thanks I will be testing out ideas today!

[@RoarFactory]

Wish you the very best and well done on experimenting. Look forward to seeing how u go

[@iemwill9429]

love the glasses, what is the brand of it? let me know

[@TheUniverseEZvideo]

My respects!

[@Houston1906]

Very helpful info!

[@FatimaFarasha]

great video thanks a lot this was perfect

[@DoktorStutz]

Some digital cameras have the highest dynamic range and sharpness on iso 400. the white board on the left made the colours more dull. But for web purposes pretty much any iso will do.

[@RoarFactory]

Thats is true man. Good point. Thanks for commenting :)

[@Marta-nl1xe]

Hi! I really love your videos, could you please help me with my setup? Is it better to go with amaran 100/200d/x and some more additional lights when creating home product commercials than only ls 120d II? I am considering also light dome II vs light dome mini + rectangle light diffuser... (don't know the size yet, 90x120cm?). I know there are some soft lights, Neewer 660 rgb panel led 3x, Youngnuo YN360 IIIPRO 3x, APUTURE AL-MW, quasar tube lights (but in my country we don't have quasars...). What would you recommend for a start? I have some rgb 90cri bulbs. Going to use Ronin RS2 PRO, waiting for a tripod yet.

[@ManCaveBleep]

Good video.

[@junsikk]

Thanks for the video

[@GapLigamaEC]

Thank this helpfull I'm shooting pop corns soon

[@zegger3511]

is a GODOX MS200 or MS300 enough to achieve this? also, thanks so much for your videos!

[@thidm]

is the photoshop backdrop replacement necessary for e-commerce product photos? It's not achievable with the flash? Its a pain in the ass to cut hundreds of products besides retouching all of them already

[@Dreadfultime]

Sorry for reviving a 3 month old comment. Depends. Some brands like the visible background, some want pure white, some want their product to float in white, some want a shadow so you can tell they're on a table. Up to you what your brand wants to look like. If you have a lot of products that need it you could hire someone to do it for you which is the workflow that big ecommerce studios use. Right now I have a client who wants pure white because the ecommerce site she's publishing in requires that.

[@jonathant1797]

Great tutorial. What’s the ideal focal range / distance between camera and subject when using the 100mm macro lens? Thanks

[@RoarFactory]

Hey thanks man :) No real ‘ideal’ distance. Just depends what you’re going for I guess. Trial and error and see what style you like best. Also 100mm macro is the king at getting real close 🤩

[@Zoey-r2g9o]

Hello, can you take Amazon still life photos? What is the price

[@boscoads1643]

Great

[@lotpottv3757]

hey can i make timelapse videos using this method

[@sunrise_sunshine]

Interesting and quick tutorial, thanks mate :)

[@RoarFactory]

No worries, thanks for letting me know :)

[@yasminemerouani7481]

Hello great video may I ask which software you're using ?

[@RoarFactory]

Photoshop CC to edit :)

[@bamzsbaa]

Thank you for the info!

[@RoarFactory]

No worries, thanks for letting me know :)

[@noeliacastillo5157]

I should’ve watched this before I did photography for a beard oil because the paper in the background looks gray but everything is like a learning experience when you’re starting out😭😭😭😭😭

[@RoarFactory]

Thats okay, at least you learnt from it :) Thats the best part about photography.. forever learning :D

[@noeliacastillo5157]

@@RoarFactory true! Thank you

[@DannyPacheco-j6f]

I would save so much time with a setup like this instead of photoshopping the background out every time for all products.

[@thecraftsmansguide1357]

Yo Jake, any chance you'll go through setting up a photo shoot studio on a budget? I don't do foodography (if thats the right word) but I do shoot promo pictures for small and similar sized setups and currently I've got no background or lights except a cheap $40 ring light I mount my phone on

[@RoarFactory]

Hmm, might be worth messaging me on instagram with the kind of photos u are trying to achieve and i can see what u might need for a low budget studio to achieve that look :)

[@thecraftsmansguide1357]

@@RoarFactory will do - sounds good. Thanks man.

[@thebigfrasini8403]

Nice! Hey what's that table called that you have your product on?

[@RoarFactory]

Its actually an adjustable desk haha But i also place a rectangular piece of MDF probably around 10mm. Which i also painted white

[@msve3730]

How do I upload them to a computer?

[@jstnvero]

Where can i buy the white paper?, can you tell me what is the keyword if i gonna search it on amazon

[@RoarFactory]

Hey Justin; Yes I used ‘A1 colour card 300gsm white’

[@msve3730]

Can you take these with your phone if you don't have an expensive camera?

[@aspirinepower]

Yes I did and it's just a Photoshop job, not an expensive camera.

[@FraserCottrell]

Love the videos dude. Honestly thoughts - the music was super distracting. Nothing wrong with just your voice

[@RoarFactory]

Ive taken your comment on board and have not included music in the latest video… better?

[@michaelfrymus]

save and export as jpeg or would clients rather have a png with transparent BG?

[@RoarFactory]

I usually provide both :) the client will appreciate you

[@northshorecomputers]

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[@zyadadel6978]

Was this using continuous lighting?

[@RoarFactory]

No this is using flash, however you could still use this same method with continuous. Just ensure the room is completely dark.

[@ProudEve1]

I heard your accent...i said he must be from Australia....then i heard more it more..i knew you must be from nsw too 😁😅

[@RoarFactory]

Buhahaha im from Australia Melbourne

[@armintanhaaofficial]

good

[@amrozawit3613]

What is the background paper's type please

[@RoarFactory]

Its just A1 size paper. Probably around 200gsm

[@clippingserviceindia]

Your product photography is very beautiful but if you have any editing work in photoshop you can definitely work with us we are professional photo editing company

[@santa901000]

1:50 is camera settings

[@theactionblog]

Bro didn't mention flash settings smh

[@FirstLast-d4l]

Thats an octagon.