LIGHT CONE: Professional, Shiny Product Photography MADE SIMPLE!

The problem you'll experience when trying to photograph shiny or glossy products is that they reflect absolutely everything around them.

Trying to capture these types of objects and make them look good has always required lots of time and professional knowledge, not to mention expensive lighting equipment, until now!

The Light Cone is a game-changing new lighting modifier designed to make life easier for anyone (photographers or non-photographers) who want to shoot glossy or highly reflective products like jewelry, watches, electronics, glossy plastics, cosmetics, or packaging. In fact, any shiny or semi-object will look amazing using the Light Cone.

Order Your Light Cone:

[CharlesSweigart]

I built my own cone over 10 years ago. Your design is well designed and very fairly priced. At this price point it should be in everybody's kit. Wondering how the cone can be supported in cases where laying on a flat table is not the best option to capture an image.

[woodylinder]

a simplified light great minds create great inventions, very nice.

[dartagnanpascaljoseph]

You and your team never stop surprising me. Good job.

[patrickwilliams]

I tried to build one of these a few years back and failed after quite a few attempts at a cost. It is best to have it designed by a professional photographer and for me to just buy the product already with the R&D done and just use it. With the results, the investment is worth it.

[JeahnLaffitte]

Absolutely genius! And I know your 2 years of RND has made this perfect 👏

[gilles]

as soon I as put my finance together I will take lesson with KTEducation . this cone is great you re the best Karl, Sincerely

[wvuvie]

Thank you! I’ve been using a piece of paper but had wanted something more permanent like this!

[CiroPerez]

GENIUS!! Really! congratulations. Great, simple and cheap idea for great results. Marvellous!

[florinkumnova]

I never saw an photographer on youtube shooting a food product in transparent flexo packaging!

[SBL]

This is what I was looking for. When I search how to photograph reflective objects, this video doesn't even pop up. For far too long, I was hopelessly photoshopping hours away.

[nobby-w]

Any idea when they'll have small ones back in stock?

[JohnDawson]

Just make your own using the outstanding heavy-weight Savage Translum diffusion plastic!

[Dstonephoto]

Interesting. When I started researching product tents I stumbled across these and wanted to learn more about them. Having seen parabolic microphones with a similar design I even wonder if this approach would work for DIY’ing a makeshift parabolic reflector and using some struts or fasteners to maintain the shape. Good timing.

[maapotv]

Excellent! 👏🏾 I tried to build a similar one once with inkjet papers but failed 😅 will definitely get one of yours. Thank you ✌🏾

[riOdariot]

I can't I'm being pitched a dense transparent plastic folio for 35 dollars.. is this the new new century?

[philipwhyte]

Ahhh ! Fantastic product, but I just tried to order 2 x the kits, but it says no shipping to England. Can you, or will you, be able to ship to England soon?

[sasharali]

Excellent and very handy. But what material is this? In near future will Karl Taylor like to sell these?

[andrazmuljavec]

Mr. Taylor will it be available in europe but not UK, because of the customs fees? Thank you

[awsmpixels]

Amazing. But expect it to get copied by lesser brands & imitators instantly.

[PaulWeiss-xp]

What lens would you recommend on a full frame camera?