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DialGuys · 8 February 2024, 04:35 AM

Hi! I need some help!

I need to improve my film-making game in terms of creating nice content with the watches.

I’m looking to do something in this style:

https://www.instagram.com/p/C17PN32tYnr/
https://www.instagram.com/p/C3DSVR3tSUV/

My gear: Sony ZV-1 and a Lighting with Soft Box.

I know it for sure might not be the best gear for it, but i need to come as close to what i want as possible, before i’ll let myself invest in new gear, lol.

My problem right now seems to be the lighting. Whatever i do, i make way too many reflections, and it just ends up being too messy of a footage with too much going on in terms of lightning and reflections on the bracelets.

I never worked with an reflector or something like that - should i try that?

How would you do it?

8 February 2024, 04:35 AM	#1
DialGuys "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2023 Location: Germany Posts: 14	How do i film watches the best way? Hi! I need some help! I need to improve my film-making game in terms of creating nice content with the watches. I’m looking to do something in this style: https://www.instagram.com/p/C17PN32tYnr/ https://www.instagram.com/p/C3DSVR3tSUV/ My gear: Sony ZV-1 and a Lighting with Soft Box. I know it for sure might not be the best gear for it, but i need to come as close to what i want as possible, before i’ll let myself invest in new gear, lol. My problem right now seems to be the lighting. Whatever i do, i make way too many reflections, and it just ends up being too messy of a footage with too much going on in terms of lightning and reflections on the bracelets. I never worked with an reflector or something like that - should i try that? How would you do it?