How to Take Indoor Product Photos!
Product photography can be created in a variety of locations. The photos below are shot indoor and outdoor with continuous lighting and reflectors.
Cilantro
This photo was taken with a large continuous light. I darkened the background and added some highlights to the main subject. I wanted this photo to look simple so that the product was noticeable.
Glasses
This photo was created by using three continuous lights behind some white diffusers. One light came from above and two were positioned on the side. I sharpened the image, added contrast and cleaned up the white background.
Camera
I took this photo from above while standing on a chair. I used one continuous light on the right side of the image. I wanted to create another perspective of my watch.
Apple
This is a an above shot taken while standing on a chair. I had one continuous light coming from the bottom left of the photo.
Hi Emily! I love all of your tips on how to take indoor product photos. Thanks for sharing about the process of creating these amazing photos! I thought it was interesting to see how many different angels your light came from. Here is the link to my post discussing product photography: https://marleehigginsphoto.com/product-photography/. Also check out Big Commerce’s post on product photography as well! https://www.bigcommerce.com/blog/how-to-rock-product-photography-on-a-budget/#why-photography-increases-conversions
These are amazing photos! I love the textures you captured and the depth you show in these. Great job!
Make sure to check out my product photography here: http://fugalproductions.net/great-product-photography/
Have you seen Sydney Jolley’s product photography: http://jolleytimes.com/stunning-product-photography/
PetaPixel has some great tips for product photography here: https://petapixel.com/2017/03/13/5-professional-product-photography-tips/
Emily,
I’m LOVING your photos! You got some great indoor shots. And I love the way your blog is formatted!
I shared about photographing the ‘entire meal experience’ here:
http://christiebryant.com/photographing-the-entire-meal-experience/
Andrew got some fantastic shots here:
http://www.andrewscholes.com/amazing-food-photography/
Here is a link to some great food bloggers with even better food photography:
https://www.themuse.com/advice/25-food-bloggers-we-love-and-their-25-best-recipes