
Explore how to create scroll-stopping product photos using affordable gear, lighting, composition, styling, and editing to grow sales.
Explore camera settings, lighting, composition, props and styling, and editing to create realistic photos that convey look and feel for e-commerce, boosting sales and reducing returns.
Develop confidence with camera settings, master manual mode (and auto mode on phones), and turn any device into eye catching, scroll stopping product photos.
Explore exposure in photography by understanding how light reaches the sensor and how the exposure triangle of aperture, shutter speed, and ISO lets you balance brightness and mood.
Identify essential camera buttons and settings, master the exposure triangle, and practice with manual and priority modes on a Panasonic Lumix G7 for product photography.
Master aperture to create creamy backgrounds and sharp subject with controlled depth of field, explore f-numbers and bokeh, and use aperture priority to balance exposure.
Learn how shutter speed controls motion in product photography, with fast speeds freezing movement and slow speeds creating motion blur, and use shutter priority to manage exposure.
Master how ISO brightens product photos within the exposure triangle by balancing aperture and shutter speed. Learn to manage noise at higher ISO in low light to keep images crisp.
Explore how the histogram on your camera or in post-processing software shows image tones, guiding exposure and helping you avoid clipping by adjusting aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
Explore how focal length shapes angle of view and magnification in product photography, comparing wide, standard, telephoto, macro lenses, and understanding crop factor and crop sensor effects for sell-ready images.
Explore kit, prime, macro, and zoom lenses to understand how focal length and aperture affect depth of field, detail, and composition in product photography.
Explore my go-to product photography gear, from a sturdy tripod and light modifiers to batteries, sd cards, and stands; learn setup tips and when to borrow or rent equipment.
Master my go-to product photography setup for demo scenes with a Godox SL60W and octagon softbox. Learn how I choose camera settings and troubleshoot exposure to turn theory into practice.
Demonstrate the exposure triangle and depth of field with manual camera settings, using aperture 2.8 and controlled shutter speed to create shallow, eye-catching product images.
Capture motion in product photography by adjusting shutter speed and ISO while moving props. Learn handheld shooting, remote control, and reflectors to balance exposure and depth of field.
Master essential camera settings and focus to create balanced product photos. Practice one setting at a time, use manual mode, and observe surroundings to improve lighting in the next section.
Explore iPhone camera lenses to maximize product photos, comparing ultra wide, wide, and telephoto perspectives. Learn how telephoto reduces distortion and enhances product size for ecommerce, plus essential camera settings.
Master iPhone product photography with compatible formats, grid composition, and smart hdr. Shoot raw with Lightroom, adjust exposure, turn off live photos and flash, and explore portrait lighting options.
Recognize lighting as the beating heart of product photos, shaping highlights, shadows, form, and texture. Apply lighting techniques to tell stories, evoke emotion, and connect with audiences in any environment.
Explore hard and soft lighting techniques for product photos, from direct sun and diffusion methods to softboxes. Learn to avoid mixed lighting and manage white balance.
Explore front, side, and backlight to enhance form and texture in product photos, and apply tips like reflectors and moving your camera and light to control shadows.
Understand how color temperature shapes mood in product photography by adjusting Kelvin values, white balance, and lighting choices to create neutral, warm, or cool looks.
Learn to use light modifiers, including diffusers, reflectors, absorbers, and light shapers, to shape, soften, and control product photography lighting, including negative fill and blocking tools.
Master natural lighting to create true-to-life product photos, using window or door light, adjusting size and distance to shape shadows and mood.
Utilize artificial lighting to extend shoots after sunset with lamps, continuous LEDs, ring lights, strobes, or studio lights, choosing options based on product size and needs.
Demonstrates creating light and airy product photos using natural light, a diffuser, reflectors, minimalist backdrops, minimal resources, and multiple shooting angles.
Create dark and dramatic product photos by blocking light with blackout curtains, using absorbers, and a black backdrop to shadow the background while the subject stays exposed.
Demonstrates lighting for product photography using bright and warm artificial light, with backlighting, side lighting, and a diffuser and reflector to create soft shadows and a cozy, summer mood.
Demonstrate how to craft a soft and cool product photography look by using blue scrunchies, props, diffuse studio lighting, and white balance adjustments for color temperature control.
Master light manipulation with natural and artificial setups, turning basic materials into light modifiers for standout product photos, while committing to practice and readying for the composition section.
Explore how composition guides selection, arrangement, and emphasis to tell a product's message, improve appeal to your target audience, and create balanced, visually pleasing images.
Visual perception guides how viewers interpret product photos by seeking meaning, clues, and harmony. The lecture covers planning with client goals, props, backdrops, and composition.
Master product photography composition with the rule of thirds, diagonal and triangle layouts, and the rule of odds. Use visual weight to achieve balanced, dynamic images that guide the viewer.
Explore how leading lines, shapes, and patterns guide the viewer’s eye, convey mood, and create impact in product photography.
Learn how color weight and gravity shape composition, placing darker hues at the bottom to anchor images, and use the color wheel to balance complementary and analogous schemes.
Master crop and framing to create a balanced, distraction-free product photo using foreground elements and accommodating platform crops.
Discover how orientation and angles shape product photos by comparing landscape, portrait, top view, three quarters, and straight on to control space, depth, and visual interest.
Demonstrate perfume product photography with a white backdrop and props, using flat lay, three-quarters, and portrait angles, diffusion, and reflector for a dreamy, airy, high-clarity look.
Learn color and composition in product photography by testing white and green backdrops, using analogous color schemes with the color wheel, and exploring flat lay, portrait, and diagonal compositions.
Master composition in product photography by leveraging balance, lines, shapes, and color, while thoughtful crop, framing, and angles deliver a clear message and grab attention.
Plan inspiration, choose a theme or color palette, and source simple props to style storytelling photos. Shoot with natural or artificial light using any camera, and apply the demonstrated workflow.
Learn how product styling in photography uses backgrounds and props to tell a brand story, evoke emotion, and boost ecommerce sales.
Learn to use product styling to tell a compelling story that conveys your brand message and resonates with target customers, using ingredients, colors, and props to evoke emotion and cravings.
Plan every shoot with a written plan and shot list; capture ideas in a sketchbook, then gather inspiration from Pinterest, Canva, magazines, and nature to craft versatile, comfortable product stories.
Choose a story and the emotion you want viewers to feel. Use brand adjective cheat sheet to shape a theme: light and comfy, bold and colorful, or fun and adventurous.
Select props by color, size, and purpose to support your product story, using backgrounds and small, purposeful props to convey mood across themes like light and comfy, k-pop bold, outdoorsy.
Set up side lighting with a top-view angle, prep the product on a clean surface, add filler for volume, and wipe away smudges to minimize edits.
Demonstrates styling a light and comfy product photo with a cozy bedroom backdrop, using folds, shadows, visual weight, and test shots to highlight the shoes.
Showcase bold and colorful product photos with a K-pop vibe, using pink felt over yellow paper, a bold necklace and ribbon, and a magazine for composition.
Use three props—brown poster paper, dry leaves, and a tree branch—to showcase shoes in fun and adventurous theme. Favor flat lays and leading lines to deliver a clear brand message.
Plan and style product photos with inspiration, theme, props, and setup to tell a story that sells. Apply tips on angles, light, and editing to craft scroll-stopping images.
Explore how ai integration reshapes product photography and learn to build a smart, modern workflow with Canva, ChatGPT, and Lightroom while preserving your unique voice.
Value your eye, taste, and story as the edge of product photography that AI cannot replicate, then cultivate your visual language through practice and thoughtful use of AI.
Use AI as a creative assistant to brainstorm ideas, edit faster, and craft captions, while applying tools for background removal, AI masking, and quick promos in product photography.
Discover a practical product photography toolkit, from iPhone 15 shoots to a Lumix G85 setup with macro and prime lenses, plus lighting, backdrops, and editing apps.
Explore a hands-on demo that brings fruity skincare to life using moodboard, simple lighting, and playful styling to create fresh, juicy product photos.
Replace hand cream with watermelon flavored tinted lip oil, adjust contrast and angles to make it pop, and compare macro and iPhone 17 portrait shots for texture and depth.
Position the strawberry flavored hand cream against a pink backdrop, layer whole and sliced strawberries for texture, then capture with iPhone at f/2.8, 1/200s, ISO 800.
Create a Pinterest-inspired scene with watermelon and strawberry hand creams, using fruit slices, foreground elements, and hands for a natural, candid vibe, in landscape or portrait with a mirrorless camera.
Plan a flat lay shoot for the tomato glow skin facial mask, using a clean backdrop, diagonal tomato slices, and AI-powered enhancements to animate final images.
Take or revisit a product photo, style it with intention to reflect your branding, then enhance with one AI tool, add a ChatGPT caption, and share your process.
Reassess your creative path by embracing your eye, taste, and story. Stay relevant without losing yourself by using AI to support creativity and turn your photos into scroll-stopping content.
Explore how flat lay arrangements on a flat surface create an aesthetic, story-driven product presentation for clothes and any items, anywhere with minimal materials.
Learn to plan and prep flat lay outfit photos by defining purpose, sketching compositions, gathering props and inspiration, and aligning backgrounds and brand colors for versatile social media shoots.
Set up lighting and backdrops for product photography by using artificial continuous light and natural light, diffuse shadows, and select neutral backgrounds to make products pop.
Select props like a coffee mug and jacket to tell lounge and casual stories, plan a neutral color palette with the color wheel, and evoke emotion in flat-lay photos.
Style the dress by starting simple, adding props gradually, shoot front and back for ecommerce, and use layering and lighting to create a balanced, flat-lay that highlights details.
Apply a quick editing workflow using Lightroom for mobile to crop for 9:16, adjust exposure, color temperature, vibrance, and clarity, and copy settings across photos for polished product images.
Plan and prepare inspiration, set up the scene with lighting and background, and style the shot using balance, layering, color harmony, and landscape or portrait angles to tell your message.
Polish your product photos with quick, practical editing, covering file formats, photo management, basic edits, and exporting, using Lightroom Classic CC or any software.
Choose raw for product photos when heavy post-processing, color correction, or client requirements apply; otherwise use jpeg for immediate display, not ideal for multiple edits.
Organize product photos by importing from camera to computer, backing up to a hard drive, and naming files; manage edits with project folders and separate Lightroom Classic CC catalogs.
Follow a simple Lightroom editing workflow for product photos: crop and tilt correction, then adjust exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and color. Copy Develop settings across images for consistency.
Export images with platform-specific Lightroom settings to preserve quality on Instagram, websites, and blogs. Use JPEG, sRGB, 72 resolution, and 100 quality, with optional long edge sizing and screen sharpening.
Master product photography by using camera settings, lighting, and composition to tell your product story with impact, including flat lays and editing. Build client relationships through consistency and deliberate practice.
discover the best entry-level cameras for product photography in 2023, including Canon EOS R100, Nikon Z FC, and Sony ZV-E10, with guidance on budget and key features.
Create stunning festive product photos using simple, accessible techniques to boost holiday sales. Learn lighting, prop styling, composition, and quick editing for polished Christmas shots.
Learn to craft festive, professional food and product photos for the holidays using simple props and lighting, demonstrating three Christmas themes, do-it-yourself setups, and smartphone-friendly gear.
Master diy festive shoots with any gear, from smartphone to dslr, by optimizing focus and exposure, using simple setups, gridlines, level tool, and natural lighting from the sun.
Master budget-friendly lighting to give product photos festive warmth and depth using natural light or lamps. Use side lighting, backlighting, and reflectors to avoid flat images and make subjects pop.
Choose intentional Christmas color schemes and themes, like white and snowy, gold, or red and green, and build mood boards to guide prop styling with balanced, cohesive layouts.
Master composition and angles to elevate product photos by applying rule of thirds, leading lines, and diagonal layouts, then choose top-down, straight-on, 45-degree, or side angles for depth.
Demonstrates hands-on holiday product photography, guiding you from selecting a festive subject to lighting, backdrops, styling, and composition to create warm, snowy Christmas scenes that boost client sales.
Demonstrates an elegant golden Christmas product setup with a beige tablecloth background. Shows props arrangement and leading lines, test shots, heart shaped chocolate bombs to achieve a warm holiday glow.
Explore a classic red and green festive setup with red felt background, candy canes, holly berries, and ornaments to highlight the cake using diagonal composition and a reflector.
Boost festive product photos by applying beginner-friendly editing to add warmth, vibrancy, and polish with phone editors and Lightroom Mobile, covering exposure, white balance, color, sharpness, and cropping.
Leverage your festive product photos to create holiday marketing campaigns and consistently boost engagement across social media, email, and product pages to drive holiday sales.
Are you ready to future-proof your product photography skills? You’ve found the perfect course.
This newly updated bestseller combines timeless photography principles with today’s most powerful AI tools. You’ll learn how to create real, scroll-stopping product photos that sell — while mastering the creative technology shaping 2026 and beyond.
Whether you’re using a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or your smartphone, this course guides you through every essential step:
Digital camera and iPhone settings made simple
Natural and artificial lighting setups that bring products to life
Composition and styling techniques that draw the eye
Real-world photoshoot demos with live troubleshooting
And now: how to use ChatGPT, Canva AI, and Lightroom AI to plan, enhance, and promote your photos faster than ever
You’ll see exactly how AI can support your creative workflow... from brainstorming styling ideas and generating captions to retouching photos and animating your shots. But here’s the most important lesson: AI can assist, but it cannot feel.
Your eye, your taste, and your story will always be what make your photos unforgettable.
This course was built from years of student feedback and hands-on experience. I designed every lesson to remove the overwhelm, show real examples, and help you build confidence one skill at a time. Each section ends with an assignment so you can practice what you’ve learned and see your growth in action.
Here are some of the things that you can learn from this course:
Use AI tools like ChatGPT, Canva, and Lightroom to plan, edit, and repurpose your photos
How to take control of your most powerful weapon in creating scroll stopping product photos - Your camera.
How to achieve a balanced exposure for professional looking product photos.
How to switch from shooting all “AUTO” to manual and how to ease into it by mastering the exposure triangle.
How to choose lenses and accessories for your home studio.
How to use different light sources to create different moods and vibes in your photos.
How to use household items as light modifiers to create irresistible product photos.
How to photograph different products such as jewelries, perfumes, beauty products, clothes, bags, shoes, etc.
How to use Long standing but easy composition rules and guides to create product photos with impact
Visual perception and how to create photos that can connect to your audience.
How to use lines, shapes and patterns in product photography.
How to properly crop and frame your product photos.
How to choose the best orientation and angle to showcase the product.
What is product styling and why it's important in product photography.
Why storytelling is the key ingredient in effective product styling.
Best practices in planning for a product photoshoot.
How to use brand adjectives to choose a theme.
Tips and best practices when sourcing product photography props.
More styling tips and techniques from actual product styling demo for different themes and vibe.
My basic photo editing workflow for that final fabulous final look.
Exporting best practices for different social media platforms.
You can use the skills that you will learn from this course to photograph your very own products or your clients’ products. May it be small, delicate or big products, even fashion photography. There are tips from this course to help you in your photography journey.
What camera should you use?
It does not matter what digital camera you are using, may it be a DSLR, mirrorless or an iPhone you can definitely enroll in this course. :)
Who is your instructor?
Hi there! My name is Rose! I am a Photographer, Videographer and Online Course Creator from the Philippines. My work is focused on events, food and product photography and creating courses to share practical tips from my experiences. I made so many mistakes and bought gear and props I haven't used up to this day. In my courses I share everything. From mistakes to avoid and techniques to help cultivate your photography and videography skills. :) I have taught over 90,000 people locally and globally on how to create scroll stopping food and product photos and here are a few words from some of them:
“If you are thinking of buying the course, do it. You will learn something helpful. Rose is a good instructor and she maintains a good pace. I am not a beginner and have been taking and editing my own product photos for a couple of years. But they looked kind of ...meh... The sections on Color, Composition, Branding, and Planning were real eye-openers for me - I am going to go back and redo all my photo sets (about 30) using the concepts taught by Rose. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Good instructor. The material is presented clearly and the target audience is complete beginner - someone who may not have a camera other than the one on their phone. It is a quick flyover of the basics of product photography aimed at someone is a first-timer and wondering how to improve their images. Completely un-intimidating and very down-to-earth and helpful. UPDATE: I am now in the section on Composition and Color. This is game-changing for me. I will be revising all of my product photos based on this information. THIS SECTION ALONE IS WORTH SEVERAL TIMES THE AMOUNT OF TIME AND MONEY I AM INVESTING IN THIS COURSE. BRAVO!” - Mark C.
“Perfect for a beginners' course. Short, to the point, and easy to do in one sitting! I'll be diving deeper into the videos when I put these tips in action. I liked how Rose expressed the importance of using what you currently have before splurging for fancy equipment” - Nika T.
“Best photography course I ever took. Very practical, easy to understand and Rose is wonderful! I learned so much!” - Shiran A.
"This course is simply amazing. It's very detailed and easy to follow. I didn't know much about shooting my own products, but she did a great job of simplifying the process and now I have the confidence and knowledge to shoot my own products." -Valerie
“I just love the course ! It exceeded my expectations. It is just so practical and so genuine and professional.” - Bassem M.
“I have been watching different videos to improve myself, this one is definitely one of them that is practical and helpful. Thank you again!” -Ming Yin H.
“This course is perfect for a beginner. It taught me so many great techniques about composition, photo editing, lighting, etc etc.” - Tanya N.
By the end of this course, you’ll be more confident in using your most powerful tools — your camera, your creativity, and your human touch. You’ll understand how to balance technology with storytelling, and how to use AI smartly while keeping your voice at the center. Because in a world filled with automation and filters, realness has become the new luxury.
People crave honesty, emotion, and imperfection — and your photos have the power to deliver that.
If you’re ready to create photos that feel human, connect deeply, and sell beautifully, I can’t wait to see you inside.
Let’s create smarter. Let’s create with heart. See you inside the course :)