5 tips on how to take better digital jewelry photography
by Amos Navarro
1.) Focus your camera - In order to ensure your images are sharp, be sure to know how to focus your camera. Digital cameras with auto focus are sometimes difficult to focus precisely, particularly if shooting small objects. Make sure that you read your owner's manual and know how your camera's auto focus operates. A lot of digital cameras are designed to easily focus on large objects however difficulty has on small objects. It is usually helpful put your camera in spot focus mode. Spot focus is going to provide more control over what part of a scene the digital camera is actually focusing on.
2) Use a tripod - Even slightest motion while taking a picture can cause motion blur. The closer you get to an object the better obvious the motion blur becomes. Working with a cheap tripod can make a big difference within the sharpness of the images. For really sharp images it's wise to invest in a good, sturdy tripod. If your camera has a remote shutter release then make use of it, in any other case then work with the camera's built-in timer to lessen camera shake.
3) Put your camera in aperture priority mode - To find the major section of your subject in focus, it is good to set your camera in aperture priority mode as well as set the aperture to the highest number possible. The closer you're able to your subject, the better important this becomes.
4) Use soft lighting - Your camera's built-in flash will rarely give good results for product photography. For soft lighting either shoot outside on an over case day or work with a light tent like the EZcube, Cubelite, or make use of a soft box.
5) Use image editing software - Even low-priced software like Photoshop Elements or ACD. Because it will certainly make your product photography less difficult. It might appear to be it's faster to make use of an image just as it was shot. But the fact is, it's difficult to shoot an image the correct way you want to appear in its final form. Image editing software allows you to crop a picture, adjust its exposure, sharpen the image and then resize it, often in less than 60 seconds.
The largest difference between an amateur's product snapshot as well as a professional's product image is sharpness and lighting. Steps 1,2, and 3 will help the sharpness of your images while Step 4 may improve your lighting. A minute spent editing an image will improve it further. Since these few steps seem so basic, it's tempting to ignore them. However, by taking time to follow them, you will observe a huge improvement in the quality of your photos.
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Title: 5 tips on how to take better digital jewelry photography
Author: Amos Navarro
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