I've Learned About Editing and Styling the Product Photography

This month is almost over. I have not blogged here for awhile, I just needed to take a little break from writing here. Now, I am backkk…

A few days ago, I found something so inspired about styling the product photography, so I fell in love with many styled stock photos like Shay Cochrane’s photography and Kate Maxwell’s photography. I wanted to learn how to edit and style the product photography. So, I researched about how to edit and style the product photography with an innocent white background. Thank you, Kate Maxwell, for showing how to style the own product photography tutorial video…

There you go… Isn’t that an amazing photo?

So, I continue to learn how to edit and style the product photography and I do not want to stop learning. I feel so good when I teach myself on how to do this without getting help. I bet that you may know many photography workshops through online are pretty expensive.

Let me show you what I’ve learned about editing and styling the product photography. I borrow my son’s professional photography camera, I really want to buy my own one someday. When I take some photos, I use the white poster (I bought it from the Dollar Tree Store) for the product photography backdrop. And, I use white poster on the floor in the family dining room nearby the windows and the Canon camera is with the camera tripod (See the photo left).

For your information, I am not very SUPER photographer. I am just teaching myself to do this on my own. Isn’t that cool?

I am a little awkward with using the Canon camera because of the ISO speed, DSLR, and other stuff. It’s very complicated to me. I think that learning about the Canon camera is not so hard. I am still learning how to use the Canon camera…

I have been practicing on how to edit and style my own products on the white background many times until I see a perfect one. You know, I just make many mistakes until the final one I am satisfied with. It’s great experience for me… Patience is my big key to become a great photographer.

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I shoot one of the product photos and edit this one. I have subscribed the Adobe Creative Cloud membership since two years, it’s good deal to me. If you cannot afford to pay the Adobe Creative Cloud member subscription, I strongly recommend that you may want to try for free photo editors: PicMonkey.com, iPiccy.com, Photobucket.com, and your choice of other free photo editors through Google.com.

I use the Adobe Lightroom 5 and edit one of my photos. You see that two different photos between an original photo (before) and another photo with white background (after). This photo looks so awesome!!

I am so happy to see this photo, I am very proud of myself when I am teaching myself on how to edit and style the product photography. I do not need to pay the professional photography workshops since the prices are crazily expensive! If you need some hints on how to edit and style the product photography, let me give you some information where you can find the basic tutorials:

1) Kate Maxwell’s Photography Tutorials.

2) How To Style Pictures On A White Background.

3) Indoor Product Photography Tips.

4) Blog Tip: Basic Photo Tips for Bloggers.

And there are more basic styled product photography tutorials in the Pinterest. You will thank me later…