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Crafting Incredible Product Photos in Photoshop

Jul 20, 2024

Crafting Incredible Product Photos in Photoshop

Introduction

  • Tutorial on creating product photos using Photoshop.
  • Focus on utilizing Photoshop's generator fill feature (version 25.0 or higher required).

Key Points

  • Text Prompts: Effective use for lifelike results. Tailor prompts for specific product, placement, surroundings, and background.
  • Objective: Create standout product photos.

Step-by-Step Process

Initial Setup

  1. Open Photoshop: Start with a blank canvas.
  2. Insert Product Photo:
    • Go to File Menu > Place Embed.
    • Select and insert the product photo.
    • Use Free Transform to resize and center (hold Shift while resizing).
    • Press Enter to confirm placement.

Contextual Taskbar

  • Activate or Find Taskbar:
    • If not visible, go to Window Menu > Contextual Taskbar to enable.
    • Offers options relevant to selected layer.

Selecting Subject

  1. Use Select Subject Tool: From the contextual taskbar, select the subject in the image.
  2. Invert Selection: Change focus from subject to background (invert selection).

Generative Fill Tool

  1. Activate Generative Fill:
    • Click Generate Fill from the contextual taskbar.
    • A text prompt area will appear.
  2. Input Text Prompts:
    • Describe the main subject (e.g., perfume bottle).
    • Placement (e.g., on wet surface for reflective look).
    • Surroundings (e.g., rain for dramatic effect).
    • Background (e.g., in front of spotlight and strong shadows).

Generate and Fine-Tune Image

  • Generate Image: Click Generate, wait for the tool to process and generate the new image.
  • Review and Adjust:
    • Check the generative layer for new content.
    • Refine and enhance as needed using Photoshop tools.
    • Change text prompts in Properties panel for variations.

Recap on Text Prompt Format

  1. Product: Description of the subject (perfume bottle).
  2. Placement: Location detail (on wet surface).
  3. Surroundings: Add elements (rain).
  4. Backdrop: Positioning and background (in front of spotlight and shadows).

Conclusion

  • Summary: Follow structured approach for best results.
  • Encourage creativity and experimentation.
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