Product
We put together this list of the best product
Introductory Product Photography Classes
These classes are best for photographers who just starting out in the product shoot genre. They are also great for photographers who want to explore product
Learning Product Photography by Joseph Linaschke
This course is a great roundup of everything you need to know about product
The series offers a variety of ways and techniques to incorporate backgrounds, props, and accessories of your own. You will learn how to shoot any product.
Product Photography: Creating Images that Sell by Olena Hassell
Stylist and tea photographer Olena Hassell teaches students everything they need to know about product
Hassell specializes in utilizing social media to sell more products and teaches students how to use natural light while growing their following on Instagram. Her course is full of the essentials you need to get started today.
Your Complete Guide to Beautiful Product Photography! by Ted Nemeth
Ted Nemeth covers an array of topics. Additionally, he answers just about any questions you could have about product
Even more, the course teaches you how to use many different types of equipment including smartphones. Lastly, you will gain access to ideas that will give you the best results using photo editing software to make your products pop.
Product Styling
Knowing how to style your subjects could be the most important thing you learn about this type of
Tabletop Product Photography by Don Giannatti
Don Giannatti has specialized in commercial
Tabletop Photography Fundamentals by Andrew Scrivani
Each class in this course is packed with everything you need to know about how to style tabletop images. Andrew Scrivani proves you do not need a professional studio to take professional-grade product images. As a regular contributor to The New York Times, Scrivani will share his work and how to photograph tricky subjects. This course also include ways to expand your services and market your business.
Mastering Small Product & Jewelry Photography by Photofonz Media
This class is focused specifically on how to photograph small products and jewelry. Be aware it is an advanced class, so you should understand the fundamentals of how to shoot before purchasing. Each video teaches you the tips and tricks you need to better sell. Using their proven methods you will be able to sell your products for 35 to 50 times more than your competitors. Each video will talk about a different piece of jewelry including earrings, necklaces, and rings.
Product Photography: Style and Edit for Stronger Images by Tabitha Park
This class is composed of multiple smaller lessons to walk you through how to take still-life images. Using a tabletop, extra items, and one light, Tabitha Park teaches you how to style. Each video tutorial walks you through how to create a brand aesthetic, work with natural and artificial light. Lastly, you will learn the top 3 apps to edit your images. This course is for DSLR and smartphone users.
Lighting for Product Photography
Lighting can be one of the most tricky parts of any genre of
Commercial Photography: Taking Product Photos That Sell by Chris Grey
This two-hour class with Chris Grey teaches you how to correctly use lighting to create dynamic images. Through step-by-step guidance, Grey takes you inside the world of art directors and how he finds clients consistently. Lastly, he teaches you how to use Lightroom and Photoshop to polish your images even more.
Lighting for Still Life and Product Photography by Steve Hansen
With over 36 thousand students and counting, this course have proven results. You will enjoy 6 video lessons and lifetime access. More importantly, you will learn how to create texture and depth with your lighting for still life photos. The class covers strobes, natural light, and bokeh. This course also include a live demo in a kitchen using actual food, so you can see exactly how to create beautiful lighting in your images.
Product Photography – Master Level by Photo Art Study
This class is for advanced students. Access a master level of lighting and
Shooting Crafts and Your Own Products
If you want to learn how to sell your own products or crafts online, this list of courses is for you. Content includes DIY lighting, editing, and other product
DIY Product Photography: Style & Shoot Creative Stills by Rachel Gulotta & Daniel Inskeep
Photographer team Rachel and Daniel Inskeep teach students creative topics to make their photos popular on Etsy and Instagram. Their introduction includes access to the method they use to photograph anything from artwork to clothing.
They also offer business savvy techniques such as utilizing YouTube and different locations to transform your product work. The course ends with some popular hacks and tips to make your photographs one of a kind.
Craft Photography Fundamentals by Candice Stringham
Do you sell craft products? This one course offers it all when it comes to the world of craft
Product Photography at Home by Jessica Marquez
If you want to up your product
She teaches you the equipment you need to improve sales and gain an edge in the marketplace. Her process and lessons are simple to follow. By the end, you will know how to connect with your dream clients and grab their attention with jaw-dropping images.
Shoot It! A Product Photography Primer by Caro Sheridan
As one of the top product
Free Product Photography Courses
Looking to learn on a budget? These classes are completely free and worth checking out!
The Ultimate Guide to Product Photography by Ross Floyd
This free video class offers everything you need to know about product
Product Photography for E-commerce by Jeff Delacruz
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FAQ
Have more questions? We have the answers below.
How to get started in product photography ?
It’s essential to build your portfolio and publish your work. Just like many other genres of
What do you need for product photography ?
Your gear will change based on what you are shooting. But here are some of the essentials. A DSLR or smartphone camera. An array of lenses but start with the 50mm f/2.8. A tripod, clamps, backdrops, softboxes, and lighting stands. Lastly, a reflector might become your best friend.
How much does a product photoshoot cost?
Rates vary based on your experience and location. But the top pro photographers in the world charge around $200 to $600 per hour and amateurs typically charge around $25 to $60 an hour.
How much money do product photographers make?
The top earners make just over $50,000 per year. But the average earnings per year are somewhere around $39,000 per year. There are ways to earn more including selling your stock images, writing courses, and teaching.