Good Food Photography, the easy way

Here we take the classic Aussie breakfast and try to make it look as good as possible.

Equipment Used:
Nikon D4
Nikon 50mm 1.8D
Godox TT350 Flash
Godox X1 Flash Trigger

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[destinyaaiyana]

You mess around (and find out)
Great tutorial . Thanks for sharing !

[gorigirlgoestodhaka]

Your videos are great.
Could you make one with ideas of how to do a product photography of fabrics? How to capture the texture and embroidery, how to make it interesting?
A bit of a challenge...? 😁

[portnet]

Awesome content as always. Keep up the great work

[kristijanturbic]

Best photography video ever, so simple and clear explanation and cheap Equipment and so great results 👏👏

[Andreag]

Another great video! I’ve always found taking a good shot difficult. Even by phone just as a foodie shot.

[bernadinecabanas]

This is fabuleux. I think I will invest with a flash 😮
Thanks for this informations ℹ️

[andreiberty]

What lens were you using please? What lens do you consider is the most versatile? I only have a 50 nifty and a 35 mm on my D7200 Nikon, but considering to get another lens that would help me in any type of product or people photography that won’t cost an a and a leg… any suggestions would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏼

[ouissalelqatal]

thanks a lot for ur videos i learnt many things of you especially lighting keep going

[dct]

One of the reasons I went back to the D200 was the commander mode.

[June_Visualz]

Love your content! Can you tell me what was your flash settings with the shots?

[christinasmith]

Funny video! Yah, I can see there’s a lot of work messing around getting the angles, colours, and setup just right.

[StuartofShrewsbury]

Great content, great presentation style! Thanks for posting!

[rhym]

Great video! Luke, I'm looking for a point-and-shoot camera specifically for shooting products in a lightbox for Etsy, but I'm overwhelmed by the options, most costing hundreds of euros. Do you have any recommendations for a more affordable option that would still take great product photos?

[mustafapehlivanli]

always awesome tutorials so natural thanks for sharing bro please keep up 👏

[michelleemery]

Wow, Luke! Thank you so much! I’ve learned so much from this video, as I
have from your many other video lessons. 😊

[thelifeofjessezee]

Great stuff, buddy. Keep up the good work. 👊

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