How I use Continuous Lighting for Food Photography | Behind the Scenes

This is the third and final video in this series where I explore continuous lighting for food photography and in this video, I take you behind the scenes of how I shoot food photography using a constant light.

UPDATE 9/16/2020: As for the comparison between the picture lit with the godox and the one lit with the fluorescent bulb, I do realize it was unfair to compare them without properly adjusting the white balance on the second photo. Therefore, I'm not claiming for it to be an accurate representation of light quality coming out of both sets of lights. I apologize if it was misleading in any way.

Other than that, I hope this BTS helps!
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[nomoralsnolife]

Oh my word!! this IS WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR. NOOO TALKING, GET TO THE POINT, SHORT AND CLEAR AND again..NOOO TALKING tutorial for a beginner like me.. Man the amount of unnecessary (self conversation) some youtubers give is TO MUCH.

THANK YOU!!!

[NatashaHerbert]

The fact there was no music, only the sound effects which made it so engaging. Wow, great tutorial!

[captainWiggum]

I hardly ever comment on videos but this guy deserves it. Gave us a total, full, detailed view on how to set up the lighting, placement, aperture and get color accuracy. 1000/10 presentation man

[JakeHGuy]

I really appreciate the way this was edited for a tutorial: show, don't tell.

[AlexMercadoGo]

YouTube needs more slow tutorials like this.

[bluefilmsltd]

The first 4 and a half mins of this was genuinely excellent stuff. Filmmaker level. No talking, pure action. Loved it and I loved how you sustained that for quite a long time. I'd have liked to have seen you go all the way with it.

[tex]

Not only do I love the simplicity of this tutorial, but those satisfying clicky sounds of the camera and lenses at the beginning just do it for me. The audio is bloody musical.

[lizziebutdiff]

Now this is a proper tutorial, no dude talking about himself no silly music just straight to the tutorial, show first then tell after.

[ajitashrivastava]

This is so informative. I see people rant over the video on and on and on and there is no specific information if creating video. This is one of the great gem on YouTube. Love love it. Thanks a lot. ❤️

[circleofattention]

The best way to teach is to show. Thanks for that. No cheesy music or intro or After effects tricks. Just plain and great instructions. You just got a new sub!

[stephaniescagliotti]

Wow. By far one of the best tutorials I’ve seen. I get easily distracted by tutorials and all the background noise that I can never watch more than a minute or I feel more confused or frustrated than before watching. Thanks for this!

[NiomiBlossom]

This video saved my life, I can actually follow through. The simplicity is so neglected sometimes on youtube. Subscribed

[nawarx]

The way you recorded all your steps from start to finish is really helpful especially for us beginners.. thank you so much 👌🏻👌🏻

[almondbutterumyum]

Thank you for this video. No gimmicky persona, no 2-minute intro with music, and you actually compared light sources in a way I needed!

[danielleeeee.c]

This is like a "mukbang" tutorial, only the sounds of all those equipment but so informative. It's amazing. You know he is professional and knows what he is doing by simply noticing how this video is edited.

[Motionphile]

this is oddly satisfying. all the ambients and noises with silence, finally the tutorial concluded it all 🙌

[omniaa]

This is so helpful thank you! I work full time and live in a really cloudy area, meaning that I can’t rely on natural light and prefer to shoot at night. I just started my food photography hobby and was looking for something affordable. This looks promising. Thanks again for your advice!

[luanmaia]

People in video are doing this for years now. Great tutorial. thanks for sharing!

[andytrace]

Finally someone who realises music during tutorials just gets in the way! Thank you, this earned you a sub :D

[amandaluu]

It's extremely helpful just watching someone set up and play with different lighting. Simple and straightforward video. This content deserves way more followers. Thanks for sharing and hope you keep making content.