Post by koolbraider on Jul 29, 2013 9:30:54 GMT -6
Well, how about we start with our most perplexing problem:
How do I take a good pic of my jewelry? I pointed my camera at my jewelry, the light looked good, the display/background looked okay, so why doesn't the final pic look good?
Here's a great link to start with, Tabletopstudio....
www.tabletopstudio.com/
Since the last time I checked it out, a few years ago, Tabletopstudio has increased their "how to photograph jewelry" section by leaps and bounds. That would indicate there's a real need for help in this area. You could spend hours going through this site so it's a great first step.
Tomorrow I'll introduce you to my little friend, my camera. (Boy, that sounds like a great movie quote for the Chat forum.)
In future posts we'll discuss photography set ups, props, camera settings, photo processing programs, photo sharing sites, tutorials. And I hope we'll get some "How I took it" posts as well.
So I'll end by posting a pic of a leather wrap bracelet that I thnik turned out fairly nicely:
How do I take a good pic of my jewelry? I pointed my camera at my jewelry, the light looked good, the display/background looked okay, so why doesn't the final pic look good?
Here's a great link to start with, Tabletopstudio....
www.tabletopstudio.com/
Since the last time I checked it out, a few years ago, Tabletopstudio has increased their "how to photograph jewelry" section by leaps and bounds. That would indicate there's a real need for help in this area. You could spend hours going through this site so it's a great first step.
Tomorrow I'll introduce you to my little friend, my camera. (Boy, that sounds like a great movie quote for the Chat forum.)
In future posts we'll discuss photography set ups, props, camera settings, photo processing programs, photo sharing sites, tutorials. And I hope we'll get some "How I took it" posts as well.
So I'll end by posting a pic of a leather wrap bracelet that I thnik turned out fairly nicely:
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