DIY Product Photography WITH Photoshop Editing Steps | Take your Photos to the next Level

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Product photography is a huge industry. Having amazing product photos is really important when you’re trying to sell online. However, it’s not as hard as it seems. In this video I am going to teach you how to take super simple and professional product photos. With this method you will be able to use items you have at home and if there are some things you don’t have, it will cost you less than $10 for all the materials.

I got all the majority of the items at Walgreens but if you’d prefer to order them online, here is the links below:

I couldn’t find the large flexible white paper on Amazon, so I advise just going to Walgreens, Walmart, etc. It’ll be cheaper.

Additionally, I will be showing you how to edit your photos in Photoshop. I go through a VERY simple explanation of how to take the background out of your photo. How to edit two photos together, how to export as a JPG and a PNG and much more. Whether you’re just a beginner or advanced you will be able to follow along as I show you the editing steps in Photoshop even starting from Lightroom.

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[SteveShootsFilm]

Going over the small details was extremely helpful thanks!

[kjkjkj]

since it's summer, I did this outdoors. I did everything the same, minus the lamp. Gotta say--Im really happy with how they look. Definitely the best product pics I've ever taken. the foam board was 97 cents and the poster board was 44 cents. That's all I spent.

[Collegefundpicker]

Thank you soooo much for these simple hacks! I'm new to reselling and struggling with pics. I appreciate this.❤

[SusanneGeert]

Great and very helpful video - more like this please (and I wouldn't mind in-depth long editing videos) 🙌

[CFARAP-wg]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. Going over everything step by step is very helpful. I’m a new sub. 😊

[karenliu]

Your video is so good! Easy to understand and follow along. Loved it❤

[OG_Beckie_Leigh]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I subbed because of the product photography tutorials, and this editing video was also very helpful. I use (am still learning) Affinity Designer 2 & Affinity Photo 2, but there are enough similarities between those and Photoshop that I can still find value in what you’re teaching.

[MatthewFurman]

This is a terrific video, exactly what I was looking for. Great job, thank you very much

[boyedigital]

this is just what i'm looking for! thank you so much

[lashantawade]

Thank you, this really helped me A LOT!

[nicerenterprise]

Hi Will All your explainations are so simple to implement. Thanks again. Keep making more such elaborate videos on adobe product.

[ginger---]

Where should i position my light i made a box with reflective white, should i put it on the top or on both sides?

[abhishekbhandari]

How many soft light box would you suggest for a food product photography ? Also can we replace the soft box light with an LED light which is so much in hype now a days. I'm so confused, kindly guide me.

[mykelcohen]

What is the best way to make the edges on the item not jagged after cleaning it up? The eraser tool seems to leave jagged lines and having something similar to the pen or curve tool would be so helpful for edges.

[juliazheng]

Hey Can you make photoshop video for jewelry editing and a video for jewelry shooting.

[WendyCorletto]

Can you do a full course on editing product photography on photoshop

[saraquintero]

Great video, it is so helpful, can you do some recommendations for shooting hair accessories ?, I feel a little lost in that area .

[emilymcneal]

What camera lens did you have on please?

[adamyauk]

I have my own clothing brand and the one thing I struggle with is product photography and editing.. please do a full course on editing.

[danniclaire]

Would you not just rather use the pen tool to etch out the product? :)