Hi all Have been using a light box but the lighting still throws bright areas. Also glass like finishings, i get a refletion in, any tips......please And what program do you all use for editing? Katz
Best way to take pics of jewelry is by using a macro lens if u have one.. if not, no biggie.......... what kind of camera do you have? move item to an area where there is good amount of natural light....just take a crapload of pics (one of the beauties of digital photograph)........ the worst shot u can take is one u DIDNT take....... as for editing.. Adobe Photoshop is the way to go.. if not, i would maybe try some free ones from download.com or something...
Hi there, Thanks for that! I have a sony cybershot so it has a macro lens and it works great but I think its the lighting, I will try and go outside,........would you still use the photo box?. I am so not familiar with Adobe Photoshop
Hi there, Thanks for that! I have a sony cybershot so it has a macro lens and it works great but I think its the lighting, I will try and go outside,........would you still use the photo box?. I am so not familiar with Adobe Photoshop
if you will take a lot of jewellery picts u can build a lightbox like this one: http://www.karaleeserra.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/lightbox.jpg not hard and give very good results
Hi Katzheretoday I am also familiar with adobe photoshop which is best software for editing all types of jewellery. You can also use it. I like most diamond jewellery which is available in samra jewellery store.
Macro is pretty common these days, even on a point-and-shoot camera. I would take it in natural lighting. Maybe just take the jewelry outside during the late-morning when it's bright, but not overwhelmingly so.