Photo Critique: Products 2
Bottles, watches, perfumes and pack shots. Karl reviews a selection of product images submitted by members for this live critique.
Working through each image, Karl points out what makes for effective product imagery. He also offers effective solutions to some of the more common problems. Not sure how to get your bottle photography up to par? Struggling to get the perfect splash shot or confused by the Inverse Square Law? Karl answers all these questions to help you understand how to improve your product photography.
He also demonstrates a number of useful post-production techniques that, although subtle, can help make a big difference in the final image.
In this critique:
- Product photography tips
- What makes effective product imagery
- Composition and framing
- Background choice and prop selection
- Post-production techniques for product images
To learn more about the concepts covered in this live show, visit our Product Photography section.
Questions? Please post them in the comments section below.
Comments
great show thanks for all your tips over the years
frank garvan see you in 2019 Karl have great new year
Thanks Frank and wishing you all the best for 2019.
Damn, I missed this live critique and didn’t send my photo. Hope you will arrange one soon.
Happy new year to you Karl and all the team..
Thank you very much for theses critique lessons. I really learn a lot from your explanations but more so from the actual examples of how you fix the images. Sometimes the explanation by itself is not completely evident and your work around fully explains the concept. Thank you again for these critiques I hope you continue to do them. Happy holidays to you and all your crew.
Thank you Alberto, yes we will be doing many more critique sessions in the coming year.
Great critique!
Thank you Stuart.
Hi, when will be next product critique live show?
Hi Martynas, We will run many more members critique shows in 2019 but the next one won’t be a product critique as we have just done that and will need to cover some other genres. There will be more though at some point. All the best Karl.