April 25th, 2013 | 
Behind the scene of an amazing product photography shot from our new contributor, Timothy Kou
Continue reading: Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb: A product photography lesson
Recently we had a Google+ “Studio Photography Insights” Hangout assignment to shoot a Windex bottle. Continue reading: How to Make a Windex Bottle Look Beautiful: Post-Production 
You can always use usual cleaning tools like Clone Stamp and Healing Brush. However for product photography I like to use Photoshop Filters and Masking. Let me show how I do it? Below you can find the simple steps: 1. Open the image and Duplicate Layer This is 100% crop of the cosmetic brush Continue reading: Product photography tip: The fast and easy way to clean dust. 
After watching a series of our Studio Photography Insights G+ Hangouts I’ve noticed common mistakes photographers do, and created this post to highlight them and help to solve them based on eight examples. The images I have selected are from our weekly assignments submissions, done by our hangout and assignment participants. These are very easy Continue reading: 8 Common Post-production Mistakes in Product Photography 
I noticed a big interest to the focus stacking topic. I will explain a post production part in Photoshop CS5 more detailed. You can read and see the video of a shooting part on Alex’s blog Focus stacking technique using Adobe Photoshop CS5 So, we have a sequence of images: 5, 8, 12. I mean, Continue reading: How to do Focus Stacking in Photoshop CS5. Jewelry photography post production. 
Recently Alex had a new post on Pixiq.com: Using light painting (lighting brush) technique in product photography. It’s not a new technique, we play with it almost 10 years ago, but I think this method is pretty spectacular and expressive. At the same time working with a light brush is so very creative process that Continue reading: Light brush painting. Post-production. 
Shooting for Walmart: do you think it is cool? I was cleaning our photobank on Drobo FS (8TB total and only 20% left empty), and found few images of the studio lighting setups from 2 years old photo-sessions we did for Walmart. That time we shot a lot of kitchenware for the product packaging. It Continue reading: Routine job of a product photographer: kitchenware packaging for Walmart 
The recorded LIVE broadcast from the product photography masterclass you can find on Alex’s blog. Here is the post production part with some explanations of what I did. Hope you will find it interesting:-) Mouse Over to see Before and After Retouching
Thank you for viewing. Any feedback Continue reading: Product Photography Behind the Scenes Video: Post Production 
Atlanta product photography About 30% of studio work I do is for packaging, and I would like to share what I have learned. Simple tips and rules on how to make product look best on a package. Shooting product for a package sometimes is very similar to a catalog photography, or for a web Continue reading: Photography for packaging: simple steps on how to have it done right 
I continue to use my tilt-shift adapter for DSLR, and now I explore the limits of the system. Below is the watch, at a very narrow angle, shoot by using Rodenstock Rodagon APO 80mm F4 lens at aperture set to F16. Watch photography using tilt-shift DSLR
The lighting schema Continue reading: Watch photo shoot: advantages of using tilt-shift camera adapter |
  
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