4 Tricks To Isolate Your Subject In iPhone Food Photography

Have you always wondered how to make your food photos stand out? 🤔

Join Andrew Scrivani in beautiful Sicily as he reveals 4 simple tricks that are guaranteed to make your food photos stand out!

In this video you’ll discover:

- How to create a strong focal point in your food photos, even when your subject is surrounded by other objects.
- An easy way to use light to make your subject stand out.
- A simple iPhone camera feature for creating a gorgeous blurred background while your subject appears sharp.
- How to create clean and simple compositions which are Instagram-worthy.

Once you know these simple tricks, you can start serving up flavorsome food photos in no time! 🙌

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[hanifmacca]

this was extremely useful as a refresher! thanks mate.

[ImMisterEric]

Another very helpful video! I find this information also helpful in other photography scenarios, not just food.

[bosckieselarrka]

You are amazing mentor, How you teach is so easy to drill in mind .

[JamesBRox-dvpk]

Some people are just born teachers, with a skill like this tou can teach anything even tame the most stubborn of students...

Well done mate!
Amazing video and great tips
Thanks for that.

[tor]

man, thank You for this beautiful well explained video
i'm going to watch all of it

waiting for the course to be released

[zesky]

Just found this gold mine of a channel. This is a certified W.

[Sunshine]

Thank you so much! It was very helpful.

[hogartp]

Thank you for your video you’re a very good teacher. Pat Hogarty from El Dorado hills California.

[juliet]

This was very helpful! Thank you so much

[StickyRiceThaiKitchen]

I love this course but do you have iPhone food videography course? It would be even more helpful for my recipes videos. Thank you 🙏

[mishawnaromerohairstylist]

Great video! I'm going to use these in my social media photos. High fives from San Diego

[tanishasingh]

I m going crazy over your videos. Love from India 🇮🇳

[heathersheartco]

This has been super helpful as a friend just hired me to do some food photography for him. I signed up for the photography school ages ago but have not been active in the group. Do I need to re-join the school?

[ujjainiroy-simplylife]

I’m very interested in the course but I cannot make card payments as I don’t have one.
Are there any other ways to make the payment?
You should include a couple of options for those who cannot make card payments.

[mgargl]

And because the f-stop is only calculated, you can also change it later and thus adjust the blurriness

[febrii_ahmad]

Nice tips. I think, food photography is really hard for me..

[bySterling]

Great tips and these are when iPhones at their be$t! Luv me them blurred backgrounds

[eqbalkan]

Sir plz start such topic on Samsung phone camera as well. :) 😀

[chihb]

Do you shoot RAW or ProRes with the iPhone?

[Smilebefine]

F stop is also on iphone 12. At least on my iphone 12 pro max